PDVSA put up as collateral about 49.9 percent of Citgo shares in exchange for a $1.5 billion loan from Rosneft in December.
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PDVSA put up as collateral about 483 percent of Citgo shares in exchange for a $1.5 billion loan from Rosneft in December.
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To keep the show afloat during its development, Ms. Lion put up as collateral a Matisse sculpture she had inherited from her parents.
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The first issue was published in December 1953, funded from the furniture he put up as collateral for a loan and borrowing from friends and family.
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The sanctions also complicate Venezuela's ability to make an April payment on PDVSA's 2020 bond, for which part of Citgo has been put up as collateral.
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That could be key to protecting Citgo, since half of state oil company PDVSA's shares in the refiner were put up as collateral for its 2020 bond.
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Goldman, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America have $507 million in outstanding personal loans to Musk, with his Tesla shares put up as collateral, according to Thursday's prospectus.
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The shares put up as collateral amounted to 61 percent of the voting capital, the complaint says, although Indian banking regulations set the upper limit at 30 percent.
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Now, Scooter's lawyers want a judge to force Carter to fork over the dough -- or start foreclosure on the property and other assets he put up as collateral for the loan.
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Telfeyan explained that those who don't have real estate to put up as collateral or the ability to pay in one lump sum have to use the services of private bail companies.
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Erik Nielsen, chief economist of UniCredit, Italy's biggest lender, calls the extra €5bn ($5.3bn) or so banks will have to put up as collateral for their loans from the European Central Bank (ECB) "immaterial".
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He says it's harder than ever for a small business to get a loan — let alone a small internet business, which often don't have real estate or other physical assets to put up as collateral.
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A senior administration official said that officials are also watching out for whether Rosneft, Russia's state oil company, takes a significant stake in Citgo, which Venezuela put up as collateral for a loan from Russia.
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This category includes, too, any debts that wouldn&apost be forgiven in bankruptcy, like student loans, and secured debts that would cost you the asset you put up as collateral if you didn&apost pay the debt.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Opposition leader Juan Guaido has asked Citibank to delay by 120 days Venezuela's scheduled repurchase of gold that President Nicolas Maduro's government put up as collateral for a loan in 2015, three members of the team advising Guaido said.
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CARACAS, March 5 (Reuters) - Opposition leader Juan Guaido has asked Citibank to delay by 120 days Venezuela's scheduled repurchase of gold that President Nicolas Maduro's government put up as collateral for a loan in 2015, three members of the team advising Guaido said.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Advisers to Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido are asking Citibank not to claim gold put up as collateral for a loan to the government of President Nicolas Maduro if his administration does not make payments on time, a lawmaker said on Friday.
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Manafort's lawyers included the Trump Tower condo in a list of properties that Manafort was willing to put up as collateral to convince a judge to grant more favorable terms for his house arrest, which currently require that Manafort wear a GPS ankle monitor.
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In Santa Clara County, Gregory Chiotti's daughter had already been convicted and gone to jail when he got a bill from Jake's Bail Bonds for $39,755, along with a notice of foreclosure on his house, which he had put up as collateral on her bond.
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NNGC was Enron's most lucrative pipeline asset and had been put up as collateral in return for Dynegy providing financing to Enron during merger talks.Glater, Jonathan D. "Enron Agrees to Transfer Prized Pipeline to Dynegy." New York Times. January 5, 2002.
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide) Wednesday 10 April 1861, page 3 Matthews defaulted in his mortgage and lease payments to Isaac Gepp who seized the Inn and land on Section 360 and Matthews' premises on Section 337 that had been put up as collateral. Between 13 June 1861 and the first week in October 1861 there was no premises licensed at Gepp's Cross.
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To Barnave, allocating the appropriated land of the Church among the French people would help abate the economic burden and starvation in the country. Having land put up as collateral enables France to receive loans from foreign nations. The land would also become a source of food for the hungry through harvests. This encourages a system of production and sale to stimulate the economy.
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When Thorne becomes the family doctor to the Greshams, he persuades Scatcherd to lend increasing sums to the head of the family, the local squire. Eventually, much of the Gresham estate is put up as collateral. Meanwhile, Mary Thorne grows up with the Gresham children and becomes a great favourite with the whole family. As young adults, Mary and Frank Gresham — the only son and heir of the squire of Greshamsbury — fall in love.
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In 1212–13, Juliana and Aymar, "because of poverty" (compulsi penuria), took out of a pair of loans from the Hospitallers. In the first loan, houses in Acre and Tyre, as well as the casale (plural casalia) of Turcarme, were put up as collateral in return for 2,000 bezants. In the second, the casalia of Capharlet, Samarita and Bubalorum were put up for 1,000 bezants. Juliana never appears in a charter again after the loan of October 1213.
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Syverson and Illinois Representative Doug Scott, of Rockford, sponsor an amendment to remove the revert clause and ensure that the armory would stay out of state ownership. The amendment successfully became law and Amcore Bank placed a lien on the property. A year later the armory was put up as collateral as the loans were consolidated and renewed. Controversy surrounded the armory in 1999 as OIC Administrator Carl Towns claimed the National Guard had left the armory in disrepair, a claim National Guard Col.
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A recent modification to the rule provides that strict foreclosure will also not be permitted if the debtor has repaid at least 60% of the loan for which consumer goods have been put up as collateral, or has paid 60% or cash price of consumer goods bought under a PMSI. This rule prevents the creditor from realizing a windfall gain by foreclosing on property that is substantially more valuable than the remaining debt. If the 60% threshold has been met, then the creditor will have to sell the collateral within 90 days, and must recoup its debt from the proceeds of that sale, returning all excess to the debtor.
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During the 2007 Gubernatorial campaign Democratic candidate Steve Beshear was accused by his opponent, then-Governor Ernie Fletcher, of having a role in the collapse of Kentucky Central. Beshear's law firm, Stites & Harbison, was hired to serve as general counsel to liquidator Donald Stephens, who was the state insurance commissioner. However, Stites & Harbison already represented the Bank of Louisville, whose holdings included millions of dollars of securities put up as collateral for a loan connected to Kentucky Central in a complicated real estate deal. Stephens asked another law firm in 1995 to look into allegations that Stites & Harbison had a conflict of interest representing the Office of Insurance while continuing to represent the Bank of Louisville.
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