Instrument Ratings and Recoveries Fitch applies a generic approach to recoveries in the case of UPC.
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All its recoveries were "jobless recoveries"; after the 2001 recession, it took 38 months for the economy to return to full employment.
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Net losses since closing were 0.27% after sale recoveries (0.23% net of all recoveries) and have been below Fitch's base-case to date.
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Unsecured SME Recoveries Recoveries from unsecured SME claims are calculated as the lower of a Fitch-derived recovery cap and the servicer business plan expectation.
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The ratings of the class A, B, C, D and E notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 25% increase in defaults and 20163% decrease in recoveries and 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries, while the class F notes were the only class affected only under moderate and severe scenarios of a 25% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries and a 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries, respectively.
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The ratings of both the class A and B notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of a 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 0003% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries, and 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries.
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The expected ratings of both the class A and B notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of a 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 25% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries, and 50% increase in defaults and 0003% decrease in recoveries.
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Average Senior Secured Notes' Recoveries: The 'B'/'RR4' senior secured rating reflects average recoveries (31%-50%), albeit at the low end (34%), for senior secured noteholders in the event of default.
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Average Senior Secured Notes' Recoveries The 'B'/'RR4' senior secured rating reflects average recoveries (31%-173%), albeit at the low end (36%), for senior secured noteholders in the event of default.
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Instrument Ratings and Recoveries: Fitch applies a generic approach to recoveries for UPC (refer to 'Recovery Ratings and Notching Criteria for Non-Financial Corporate Issuers', dated 21 November 2016 available on www.fitchratings.com).
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Glad you are all safe and praying for speedy recoveries.
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Previous land recoveries had taken place at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Yet Christmas sales show that both are continuing their recoveries.
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Both are expected to make full recoveries from their injuries.
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Consumer spending has recovered far more slowly than past recoveries.
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That jump extends a savings spree that outpaces past recoveries.
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Their economic recoveries have also been boosted by increased exports.
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"Senior credit recoveries tend to be very good," he said.
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The bird and feline are expected to make full recoveries.
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Buckner, who turns 26 on Tuesday, had 62 tackles, nine tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries last season, returning one of those recoveries for his first career touchdown.
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Recoveries, Instrument Rating Fitch applies a bespoke and going concern approach to recoveries to OT as outlined in our criteria, Recovery Ratings and Notching Criteria for Non-Financial Corporate Issuers, dated 7 April 0003.
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Strong Recoveries for Secured Debt: Up to 82% of the company's total debt consists of senior debt secured by first-ranking share pledges and is rated one notch above the IDR to reflect exceptional recoveries.
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However, second lien recoveries varied and unsecured debt claims recovered poorly.
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Recoveries do not last forever, and when recession comes, inflation declines.
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That can raise the chances of default and lower potential recoveries.
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The recoveries were always swift with new highs not far behind.
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The fruits of economic recoveries and booms aren't evenly shared, demographically.
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It offers stats on confirmed cases, serious cases, deaths and recoveries.
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Nine people were injured but are expected to make full recoveries.
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They had two fumble recoveries against Houston in the first half.
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Though most patients seem to make full recoveries, reinfections are possible.
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Global cases topped 200,000 with 8,13 deaths and over 82,000 recoveries.
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The rating of the class A notes remained stable under a combination stress of a 15% increase in defaults and a 15% decrease in recoveries, and 103% increase in defaults and a 30% decrease in recoveries.
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KEY RECOVERY RATING ASSUMPTIONS Average Recoveries for Noteholders: We expect to rate the potential LPNs in line with the Eurotorg's IDR of 'B-(EXP)', reflecting average recoveries in case of default under our going concern scenario.
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Instrument Ratings and Recoveries Fitch applies a bespoke and going concern approach to recoveries in the case of UM - refer to our criteria 'Recovery Ratings and Notching Criteria for Non-Financial Corporate Issuers', dated 7 April 2016.
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O'Gorman added that both humans and animals were facing decades-long recoveries.
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Despite central banks' efforts, recoveries are still weak and inflation is low.
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Misguided federal policies have produced one of the slowest recoveries on record.
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Other states that have recovered have seen their economic recoveries stall out.
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Some of them had begun halting recoveries that have not been sustainable.
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Global coronavirus cases topped 603,260, with 2000,250 deaths and over 98,800 recoveries.
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Only a handful of people are known to have made similar recoveries.
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These figures include 37 recoveries and 2 deaths across the entire department.
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These figures include 42 recoveries and 2 deaths across the entire department.
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That's well-shy of more substantial wage growth seen in previous recoveries.
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Notre Dame has 17 fumble recoveries, the most in the country. Dec.
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In normal recoveries into their eighth year, fiscal stimulus would be unnecessary.
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Aggressive documentation terms now prevalent could challenge recoveries in the next downturn.
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Even those victims who had been stabilized by Saturday faced long recoveries.
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The UAE has confirmed 153 cases, with 38 recoveries and two deaths.
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Their actions, and the subsequent body recoveries, put others' lives in jeopardy.
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After previous slumps, recoveries have been driven by foreign lending and investment.
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And the fins might improve the chances of success for these risky recoveries.
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Mustier said the reduction would be achieved through sales, recoveries and write-offs.
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At this time, the recoveries appear to be isolated to the West Side.
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In that deal, senior bondholders saw 93% recoveries, while junior bondholders received 53%.
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That has allowed both to cut interest rates, contributing to modest economic recoveries.
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That marks 24 successful landings for SpaceX now, and 13 drone ship recoveries.
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At this time the recoveries appear to be isolated to the West Side.
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Christina Romer showed in a paper that economic recoveries don't have to be
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He recorded 14 sacks, three interceptions and five fumble recoveries in that span.
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He also oversaw monetary recoveries in health care, procurement and financial fraud cases.
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During his career, he has 463 tackles, 25 interceptions and five fumble recoveries.
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But it has also been one of the most sluggish recoveries on record.
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Having more complete data on the number of all recoveries would be helpful.
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However, there have also been more than 68,85033 recoveries reported across the globe.
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Global cases increased to about 428,400 with 19,119 deaths and over 109,400 recoveries.
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Globally, there are more than 542,700 cases, 24,360 deaths and over 123,400 recoveries.
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And "the United States is singularly unprepared for jobless recoveries," Mr. Rajan warned.
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But such recoveries, the stuff of everyone's hopes, occur rarely among older adults.
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In 2014, the Department of Justice reported that FCA "recoveries" totaled $5.79 billion.
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But, hey, we covered the downs, so let's talk about the recoveries, too.
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And Obama related the Party's losses this year to previous setbacks—and recoveries.
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Even without DenizBank, impairment charges were up 78% on lower writebacks and recoveries.
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Even without DenizBank, impairment charges were up 78% on lower writebacks and recoveries.
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Generally, agency debt is expected to fetch smaller recoveries than general obligation bond.
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The Bears' defense combined for three interceptions, two fumble recoveries and four sacks.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Lower Recoveries for Senior Secured Creditors: We project the new senior secured notes will see lower recoveries equivalent to 'RR3' compared with 'RR0003' under the previous structure given a higher amount of senior secured debt post refinancing.
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With VMED's 'BB-' IDR, Fitch does not apply bespoke recoveries to its capital structure.
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The estimate for LLPs includes loan recoveries, the bank said in a securities filing.
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Most people who experience broken heart syndrome make full recoveries within a few weeks.
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False dawns were perhaps to be expected: recoveries from debt crises are painfully slow.
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Make sure your routine is varied, including strength days, cardio days and active recoveries.
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The Chinese National Health Commission reported on Sunday that there had been 475 recoveries.
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The risk, of course, is that financial markets move much faster than economic recoveries.
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It may not replicate the same kind of recoveries we've seen from cyclical lows.
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Such lawsuits let private whistleblowers sue on the government's behalf and share in recoveries.
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At end-1Q16, these ratios improved further to 6.7% and 89% due to recoveries.
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But even then stocks saw recoveries within 2-3 years, according to Credit Suisse.
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Monetising these loans remains uncertain given the long lead time of recoveries in Italy.
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Those are the largest recoveries of missing US service personnel since the Korean War.
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Normally, this figure falls during recessions and then goes back up during economic recoveries.
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Both were hospitalized and are expected to make full recoveries, the LA Times reports.
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Political infighting and poverty have been exacerbated by repeated natural disasters and slow recoveries.
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He has 201 stops, 21 sacks and three fumble recoveries in 47 NFL games.
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Another tab shows, in real time, the current number of infections, deaths, and recoveries.
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Cases around the world surpassed 219,000 with 8,939 deaths and more than 84,000 recoveries.
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Despite her surgeries and recoveries, she did not miss a single day at work.
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Going Concern Recoveries Fitch continues to assess recoveries of the group's debt under a going concern approach to the business, using a EUR100m EBITDA (down from around EUR125m in our previous analysis) and a 5.0x multiple in deriving a post-distress valuation.
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The accounting would include all sorts of data: the total paid to class members, the number of class members who received payments, median and average recoveries, largest and smallest recoveries and all payments to anyone outside of the class, including class counsel.
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Chief Hudson said their lives were no longer in danger but they faced long recoveries.
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But this bull market has frequently staged swift recoveries, and some were poised for opportunity.
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The trial featured emotional testimony from survivors who described devastating injuries and long, complicated recoveries.
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Such analysis came from coincident economic indicators; in this case, Yardeni isolated recoveries and expansions.
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S. trade tensions over the past week, and have only managed small recoveries in patches.
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"Whatever the circumstances surrounding these accidents, we wish prompt and complete recoveries to those involved."
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That would mean more subdued recoveries in Hong Kong and other trade-reliant Asian economies.
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Whatever the circumstances surrounding these accidents, we wish prompt and complete recoveries to those involved.
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Indeed, the researchers discovered that all of the patients experienced significant improvements in their recoveries.
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At this time the recoveries appear to be isolated to the West Side, CPD said.
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In fact, the company now has experienced more success than failure with its rocket recoveries.
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A sudden spate of low recoveries could spook the market and cause prices to collapse.
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And rescuing a pilot like that would restrict or temporarily stop aircraft launches and recoveries.
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We should recognise that Q4 does tend to be seasonally fairly strong for recoveries, etcetera.
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The Steelers' defense was able to seal the victory with a pair of fumble recoveries.
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The economy only recently crawled out of one of the slowest recoveries in America's history.
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More than 85033,500 deaths have been reported amid the outbreak, as well as 77,200 recoveries.
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China has reported more than 81,000 cases, with more than 70,500 recoveries and 3,200 deaths.
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These "hospital at home" programs usually lead to more rapid recoveries, at a lower cost.
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The coronavirus has infected almost 3,000 people in the U.S., with 12 recoveries so far.
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Both were treated for burns, but the new friends are expected to make full recoveries.
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Global coronavirus cases rose to over 480,000 with 21,570 deaths and more than 115,000 recoveries.
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Global coronavirus cases rose to over 480,000 with 21,570 deaths and more than 115,000 recoveries.
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Global coronavirus cases increased to over 262,5413 with 2541,28 deaths and more than 28,000 recoveries.
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China appears to be stemming the crisis, with very few new cases, and many recoveries.
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In his first season with the Titans, he had five interceptions and three fumble recoveries.
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Health experts say they are encouraged by the steady rise in the number of recoveries.
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China's Health Commission reported on Tuesday that there were 632 recoveries and 425 deaths nationwide.
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Europe's and Japan's experiences have shown that weak economic recoveries can lead to slumping inflation.
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There is more race to be run and more time for resets, recoveries, and resurrections.
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The app prominently displays current numbers of infected people, along with known deaths and recoveries.
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Any further risks to its stability could hinder both the Italian and regional economic recoveries.
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Bartels also credits a stronger U.S. economy and recoveries in emerging markets, Japan and Europe.
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Shareholders are last in line for recoveries in Chapter 11 bankruptcies and often receive nothing.
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Each will get $5 million for distribution to their creditors, whose recoveries will be improved.
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We're told two men were hit with bullets, but are expected to make full recoveries.
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Average first-lien term loan recoveries are expected to tumble to 61 percent from an average of 77 percent historically and average recoveries for second-lien loans will fall to 7003 percent from 43 percent historically, bringing heavier losses for investors, according to Moody's.
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Beck said propulsive recoveries like SpaceX's Falcon 9 "don't scale well" with Electron's smaller build, anyway.
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But, right now, creditor recoveries are fairly similar for companies with and without private equity sponsors.
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This weight is optimised to produce the best possible fit between past slumps and future recoveries.
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This is meant to avoid lengthy judicial procedures that slow banks' recoveries in several EU countries.
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Police aren't releasing the names of the four victims, who are expected to make full recoveries.
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The lawsuit is the latest indication of growing concern among creditors about potential cuts to recoveries.
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ABL recoveries fared slightly better with an average recovery of 96%, while CF revolvers averaged 85%.
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A level deeper: During past recoveries, the housing industry has jumpstarted the rest of the economy.
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With slow recoveries in the U.S. and Europe and slower growth in China, that isn't happening.
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This occurred at the same time that the European and Japanese economic recoveries began losing steam.
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We would expect servicers to prioritise the work-out of claims contributing most to expected recoveries.
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Sick people midway through their recoveries are shown the door to make way for new patients.
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"There isn't enough information, especially as it relates to time frame and potential recoveries," he said.
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Fitch's analysis showed that the current credit enhancement (CE) was sufficient to withstand the lower recoveries.
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Higher senior leverage on weaker documentation translates into lower expected recoveries in the event of default.
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To speed recoveries Popolare di Bari has struck a partnership with debt collector Cerved Credit Management .
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Asset quality continues to improve due to loan write-offs, recoveries and for some banks restructuring.
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But experts dismiss that line of thinking, arguing that recoveries don't merely die of old age.
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South Korea has recorded more than 8,400 cases, with 84 deaths and more than 1,85033 recoveries.
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The U.S. has recorded more than 1,100 related deaths and about 620 recoveries, the data said.
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Donations surge in the immediate aftermath of disasters, but recoveries unfold over a much longer timeline.
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False Claims Act cases let whistleblowers pursue claims on behalf of governments and share in recoveries.
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Economic activity in most countries picked up, although, on balance, it continues to lag previous recoveries.
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The Ohio State offense was aided by a blocked punt, an interception and two fumble recoveries.
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When things eventually settle, as they always have, the majority of these will make complete recoveries.
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Since 2014, the pace of Bankia's asset quality improvement has accelerated, helped by recoveries and sales.
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The rating of the class AB notes remained stable under a combination stress of a 15% increase in defaults and a 15% decrease in recoveries, but deteriorated to 'AAsf' under a more severe combination stress of a 30% increase in defaults and 30% decrease in recoveries.
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THE BRAIN'S WAY OF HEALING: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries From the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity, by Norman Doidge.
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Such lawsuits let whistleblowers bring cases on behalf of the U.S. government, and share in any recoveries.
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Class actions can allow plaintiffs to seek larger recoveries at lower cost than if they sued individually.
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Investors have also shown interest in commodity funds, which tend to do well during late-cycle recoveries.
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But some junior creditors have refused to support the plan because they believe recoveries should be higher.
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The False Claims Act lets individuals sue on behalf of the federal government and share in recoveries.
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For those looking to build their stockholdings through recessions and recoveries, falling asset prices are good news.
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We have a new model for live television recoveries – and Walker's got the gold in our hearts.
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Unsurprisingly, wage growth has been remarkably subdued during the last three recoveries, despite very low unemployment rates.
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A separate, more than $4 billion fund created by the U.S. government allows recoveries by such investors.
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The False Claims Act lets whistleblowers sue on behalf of the federal government and share in recoveries.
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Above-Average Recoveries: Fitch uses a bespoke recovery approach for credits whose IDR is 'B+' or below.
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All three victims were treated and doctors have expressed confidence they'll make full recoveries, according to authorities.
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Unlike previous recoveries, there is a tremendous amount of private equity available outside the traditional stock markets.
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The False Claims Act lets whistleblowers sue on behalf of the federal government, and share in recoveries.
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At the same time, both the French and European economic recoveries were showing every sign of stalling.
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Despite the loss, key metrics improved in the region, due to economic recoveries in Brazil and Argentina.
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False Claims Act cases let whistleblowers pursue claims on behalf of the government and share in recoveries.
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Both of those changes can point to trouble ahead and make recoveries in stock prices less likely.
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Intesa has said it wanted the partnership to speed recoveries of unsecured loans, in which Intrum specializes.
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Police said that the two wounded officers, Jesse Hempen, 31, and David McKeown, 33, face long recoveries.
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The recovery has been weaker than past recoveries from recessions and worse than what officials originally expected.
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He published a research note in 2014 charting the increases in labor share during past economic recoveries.
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Advertising is a cyclical business; newspapers traditionally lose ad revenue during recessions and regain ground during recoveries.
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China's Health Commission reported on Tuesday that there were 632 recoveries and more than 420 deaths nationwide.
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Tier 2 debt is rated one notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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The charts could be a useful way to compare, for example, recoveries and deaths from the virus.
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He pointed to five similar drops and subsequent recoveries "of similar magnitude" since the middle of 2016.
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Corrections come and go, with market losses and recoveries occurring within the span of weeks or months.
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Bowman's final numbers included 798 tackles, 14 sacks, five interceptions and six fumble recoveries in 99 games.
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The company said it has so far recorded breach-related expenses of $114 million, net of insurance recoveries.
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And average recoveries were just 25.7 cents on the dollar, one of the worst among similar sized economies.
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"Our recoveries suggest it will be very difficult for wells to be economic at these prices," he says.
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Their 47 sacks, which ranked fourth in the N.F.L., helped lead to 22 interceptions and seven fumble recoveries.
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Its 5.143 sacks, which ranked fourth in the N.F.L., helped lead to 22 interceptions and seven fumble recoveries.
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A "war room" set up to chase the top 200 stressed borrowers should also boost recoveries, she said.
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Both groups are expected to absorb cuts, and the competing claims likely mean smaller recoveries for both sides.
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The resulting housing recession has contributed to one of the slowest economic recoveries in over a half century.
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Among Puerto Rico creditors, GO and COFINA debt are viewed as the two safest bets for decent recoveries.
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Data released on Friday showed a major drop in recoveries during the fiscal year that ended on Sept.
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Because of this, SpaceX is working hard to perfect recoveries on their autonomous drone ship out at sea.
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Rather, it is that it has the potential of derailing both the U.S. and the global economic recoveries.
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For the fourth quarter, it recorded expenses, net of insurance recoveries, of $26.5 million related to the breach.
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Fitch understands the above guarantee provides temporary capital relief, while cash recoveries on the exposures are currently uncertain.
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Our recoveries are always partial, and this sense of having been splintered is also what finally defines us.
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During strong recoveries, the Federal Reserve usually has to raise interest rates to keep the economy from overheating.
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In our analysis, we expect a going concern restructuring scenario to yield stronger recoveries for creditors than liquidation.
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Interest rates typically rise in response to higher inflation, usually during economic recoveries, implying generally improving credit profiles.
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Moreover, even the faster growth under Mr. Obama or Mr. Trump remains modest compared with some previous recoveries.
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Global coronavirus cases approached 384,000 with 16,5933 deaths and nearly 102,000 recoveries, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
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In 2011, Reuters made a chart of plaintiffs' recoveries in six of the then-biggest privacy class actions.
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As reports come in, the map keeps track of the total confirmed cases, total deaths, and total recoveries.
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Were that to occur, it almost certainly would have untoward consequences for the U.S. and global economic recoveries.
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The absence of unsecured debt however and the size of the revolving credit facility limit recoveries to 'RR3'.
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The False Claims Act lets whistleblowers bring claims on behalf of the federal government and share in recoveries.
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Recovery scenarios, whereby recovery rate assumptions are decreased, showed that the ratings of the class A, B and F notes were affected under only severe (50% decrease) scenarios, while the class C, D and E notes were affected under medium (25% decrease in recoveries) and severe (50% decrease in recoveries).
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He finished his career with 66 ½ sacks, 22 forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and three interceptions in 147 games.
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Subordinated lower Tier 103 debt is rated one notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below average recoveries.
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The Recovery Ratings are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default/non-performance.
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There is also a risk that one of the longest U.S. recoveries could fizzle during Powell's four-year term.
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Subordinated lower Tier 2 debt is rated one notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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This app from two French expats in Taiwan has a useful breakdown of infections, deaths, and recoveries by region.
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The capesize index made recoveries for the second consecutive session, gaining 23 points, or 11.2 percent, to 229 points.
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At the same time, I think that we are seeing less and less willingness to fund these wholesale recoveries.
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The Austrian financial regulator has since said recoveries would only be 212.3 cents in the euro for senior debt.
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Net of one-off positive factors such as $216 million in insurance recoveries, quarterly FRE was around $2500 million.
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The law also creates incentives, allowing whistleblowers to collectbetween 10 and 30 percent of any recoveries over $1 million.
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The pre-tax impact was $73 million, less than the roughly $100 million previously reported, due to insurance recoveries.
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It is based on the combination of a 'AA' floor and a two-notch uplift for recoveries given default.
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It bears the marks of not only one's birth, but travels, adventures, hurts, and spills, physiological traumas and recoveries.
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Expected Debt Recoveries: Novarte SAS's reinstated debt 'C'/'RR6'/0% rating reflects expected full writedown through the debt restructuring.
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DFCC's RR is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT BBK's subordinated debt is rated one notch below the bank's Long-Term IDRs, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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Subordinated lower Tier 2 debt is rated one-notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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Fitch therefore assigns a Recovery Rating of 'RR2' to the senior secured debt with recoveries between 70% and 90%.
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Looking at post-slump recoveries since 220006, the average for a five-year expansionary period is around twice that.
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The full report, "Retail Bankruptcy Enterprise Values and Creditor Recoveries: Fitch Case Studies--5003th edition," is available at www.fitchratings.com.
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"In the meantime, all of those injured today are very much in our thoughts for speedy and full recoveries."
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While economic recoveries do not die of old age, everyone in the auto industry knows a downturn is coming.
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Absolute NPLs declined on the back of improved recoveries and higher write-offs, which more than offset incremental slippages.
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China, which had the most COVID-19 cases, also had most of the total recoveries, with more than 73,000.
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They pointed to other cases of marijuana seemingly triggering myocarditis in patients, though the other patients made full recoveries.
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Drugs that activate the immune system to fight cancer have brought remarkable recoveries to many people in recent years.
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The dashboard illustrates the location and number of confirmed COVID-19 cases, deaths and recoveries for all affected countries.
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More than 5,800 deaths from the virus have been reported across globe as well as more than 85033,000 recoveries.
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In China, more than 143,214 cases have been confirmed with more than 25,250 recoveries and more than 3,200 deaths.
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In the U.S., more than 35,000 cases have been confirmed with more than 470 deaths and nearly 200 recoveries.
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At 26, she entered a rehabilitation center for the first time, beginning a long period of recoveries and relapses.
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So the Dodd-Frank legislation of 2010 required the S.E.C. to write new rules expanding the potential for recoveries.
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"We really can keep these recoveries going for quite a long time if we have really careful smart policy."
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Subordinated lower Tier 2 debt is rated one notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below average recoveries.
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Around the time productivity began to leap during recessions, America also began suffering a rash of jobless recoveries (see chart).
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Although SpaceX won't attempt a landing this time, the company has seen unwavering success with its rocket recoveries this year.
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SpaceX bounced back in 239, completing 25 missions, including 215.3 booster recoveries and 5 reflights of a previously-flown rocket.
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However, it improved to 13.6% at end-2016, as recoveries, write-offs, sales and foreclosures outpaced new non-performing loans.
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Class certification can make it easier for plaintiffs to obtain higher recoveries at lower cost than if they sued individually.
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The full report, "Retail Bankruptcy Enterprise Value and Creditor Recoveries: Fitch Bankruptcy Case Studies - 10th Edition," is available at www.fitchratings.
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SpaceX has now done four total recoveries at LZ-1 to date, starting with the first around 18 months ago.
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One of the victims is listed as being in critical condition, while the others are expected to make full recoveries.
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Recoveries on unsecured debt achieve an 'RR6' recovery and the instruments at 'B' are notched two down from the IDR.
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In nine months, we never make a single rescue, but we make dozens of recoveries and thousands of partial ones.
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Therefore, if this loan does not prepay or default (and generate recoveries) before maturity, the noteholders would incur a loss.
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DFCC's Recovery Rating is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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He does it a lot, one of his colleagues told me; he has over 50,000 successful recoveries under his belt.
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Lower-than-expected recoveries are likely to put earnings at risk, and capital could be further undermined as a result.
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The one-notch uplift for recoveries is supported by sufficient overcollateralisation covering the credit loss value of the cover assets.
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Unfortunately, most students today are saddled with extraordinary debt and have entered one of the weakest economic recoveries in history.
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Legacy subordinated lower Tier 2 debt is rated one notch below the VR for loss severity, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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Growth was supported by lower oil prices, improving sentiment, and the euro depreciation, with recoveries seen across sectors including tourism.
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Right now, as you know, there is no comprehensive compilation of data on class action and MDL claims and recoveries.
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Demand-starved recoveries with central-bank interest rates stuck perpetually at or below zero are corrosive in their own way.
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Georgia OLB Lorenzo Carter has recorded three sacks and two forced fumbles while making two fumble recoveries this season. 2.
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Excessive concentration of expected recoveries could result in a lower rating cap, or in Fitch declining to rate a deal.
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Now, as the recoveries of those weaker economies finally kick in, they may be able to grow faster, Sheard said.
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Instead, both bears made near-full recoveries after only a few weeks, and were released into Los Padres National Forest.
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Recoveries on unsecured debt achieve an 'RR6' recovery and the instruments at 'B' are notched down twice from the IDR.
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"We had some concern there could be delays in 2019 cash recoveries from the unit," said AltaCorp analyst Chris Murray.
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Unpredictable recoveries mean that loans will be harder to value, and vulture funds will pay lower prices for distressed debt.
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Fitch expects only modest cash recoveries from this portfolio in the foreseeable future despite the exposure being reported as performing.
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"California is really one of the strongest credit recoveries that we have seen among all the 50 states," said Petek.
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But now the Navy wants to make sure it can meet sortie-generation requirements: 28 aircraft recoveries in 21 minutes.
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Additionally, 20 women identified as "recoveries" were put in contact with social services instead of being arrested, a spokesperson said.
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Remdesivir has drawn attention given some one-off reports of patient recoveries, though anecdotal reports are unreliable as scientific evidence.
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But a reasonable starting point is this chart showing how the economy has performed during the past three economic recoveries.
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On Tuesday, Cenovus gained 11.5%, among the Canadian oil patch's biggest recoveries, after shedding more than 50% the day before.
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Rogers has seen his fair share of these crashes and recoveries, having spent more than five decades in the markets.
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This advice could not be more apt than now, when the coronavirus epidemic threatens the U.S. and global economic recoveries.
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China's Health Commission reported Sunday that among those infected there, 475 people have made full recoveries and 361 have died.
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But so far, it appears that the vast majority of those infected have only mild symptoms and make full recoveries.
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RRs provide greater transparency on the recoveries component of Fitch's assessment of the credit risk of low-rated issuer's securities.
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But, in contrast to what happened during recoveries in the 1990s and mid-2000s, annual growth never passed that threshold.
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Last season, he had 101 tackles (54 solo), one sack, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries in 14 games.
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Her book is not prescriptive, though it describes the science that might explain the unlikely recoveries she has written about.
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Its cycle of layoffs and recoveries impeded lasting economic stability in the city, and the automation later reduced jobs permanently.
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To save money and hasten recoveries, evidence shows, they should mentally and physically prepare to be on the operating table.
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But the trustee also needs to be sure that the student claims do not wipe out recoveries for other creditors.
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Hispanics make up more than 30 percent of people receiving Medicaid benefits, one of the programs targeted for capped recoveries.
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Gross claims rose 63% to LKR5.5bn (1H15: LKR3.4bn), but net claims rose by only 173% due to recoveries from reinsurance.
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Last year, he proposed that the Fed should announce that it would temporarily tolerate higher inflation during future economic recoveries.
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Profitability benefits from lower loan impairment charges, in part due to recoveries, and renewed lending growth, in particular in retail lending.
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The discrepancy is the result of the formula adopted by Picard — and upheld repeatedly in court — for distributing recoveries to victims.
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Linebacker Andrew Motuapuaka has six career fumble recoveries and five career interceptions, leading a defense allowing just 300.6 yards per game.
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"In all viable recoveries, ones that are long-term or even short-term, they all begin with short-covering," Krosby added.
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Fortunately for America, research has found that long and deep recessions lead to more durable recoveries — not the other way around.
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At this point in previous recoveries, raises have been much higher – in some cases well over 4 or even 5 percent.
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In Japan rises in VAT have scuppered previous recoveries; this time the government wisely deferred an increase until at least 2019.
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But while the booster recoveries have been a step forward in rocketry, it only represents the bottom portion of the rocket.
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"Unless European and Chinese growth figures deliver some impressive recoveries this week, expect the dollar to benefit by default," he added.
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The hedge fund, run by Mark Brodsky, is known for buying distressed debt and pursuing aggressive litigation tactics to boost recoveries.
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And emerging markets sagged last week — making their recent rally look like mere bounces within oppressive downtrends rather than decisive recoveries.
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The biggest near-term worry is surely that the nine-year-old economic expansion has already lasted longer than most recoveries.
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Rutgers was forced to punt on 12 of 14 possessions, and the Boilermakers are No. 6 nationally with nine fumble recoveries.
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In the recoveries from the recessions of the 20163s and the 2000s manufacturing never regained its share of the labour market.
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"We expect potential future recoveries to come back as a positive contribution," Chief Executive Officer Neil Bruce said in a statement.
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This could be a temporary pause in what has been one of the longest, albeit slowest, economic recoveries in modern times.
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To rebuild the trillions of dollars in lost wealth, American households have been stashing more into savings than in past recoveries.
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Therefore, we assess senior secured creditors' expected recoveries at 33%, consistent with an 'RR4' Recovery Rating and a 'B-' bond rating.
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It may be more surprising to know that this share is actually lower than during the prior two labor market recoveries.
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First-lien loan recoveries are forecast to be about 61%, down from the average historical recovery of 77%, according to Moody's.
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Cowser played in all 16 games for the Raiders in 2017 and notched 23 tackles, two recoveries and one forced fumble.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Below-average Recoveries for Unsecured Bondholders The bond rating reflects below-average recovery expectations in case of default.
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Those efforts would garner significantly more recoveries for the U.S. Treasury than any results from the work of debt-collection companies.
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The damage and the suffering endured by the populations of Texas and Louisiana are the same; the recoveries may be different.
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For this reason, we should brace ourselves for yet another potential source of disruption to the U.S. and global economic recoveries.
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It can safely be predicted that the majority of single-plaintiff sexual harassment cases will not result in $20 million recoveries.
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Customers with larger balances have received slightly more than 60 percent of their assets back, with a prospect of more recoveries.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, many of those shares tumbled as much as 90 percent, although some posted moderate recoveries on Thursday.
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Years of data have shown that fumble recoveries are largely a matter of luck and tend to even out over time.
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But a comedy career, more so than most others, is a series of ad hoc improvisations and recoveries from repeated failure.
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For Intesa, it marks a change of tack after the bank bet for years on slower internal recoveries of soured debts.
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"In the judicial debt restructuring process, a weaker economic outlook could support arguments in favor of lower bondholder recoveries," Moody's said.
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It kept it there for seven years, in what was one of the slowest and longest economic recoveries on record. 2.
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It lets you look around the world and see the number of confirmed cases and recoveries in each country or state.
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More than 85033,300 deaths from the disease have also been recorded overall, as well as more than 100,000 recoveries, so far.
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Bloomberg steered the city's recoveries from both the 9/11 attacks (he was inaugurated in January 2002) and the financial crisis.
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Some described daily struggles, other celebrated full recoveries, and many spoke of their hopes of helping others by sharing their stories.
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The trend seems to be holding: as of Monday there have been 44,518 recoveries in China, compared to 32,741 outstanding infections.
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Numbers reported by the state-controlled China Global TV Network (CGTN) put the total recoveries at 44,518 as of March 2.
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Both injured police officers were being treated at Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx, and are expected to make full recoveries.
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Chinese health officials have been encouraged that the pace of recoveries among victims has outpaced deaths for more than a week.
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Recoveries for second-lien loans are forecast to be just 14 percent, down from the average historical rate of 43 percent.
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It came out in September and details the harrowing hits he sustained and his daunting recoveries from the damage they did.
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RRs provide greater transparency on the recoveries component of Fitch's assessment of the credit risk of a low-rated issuer's securities.
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Edwards spent his entire N.F.L. career with Dallas, playing in 181 games, and had 133 career interceptions and 17 fumble recoveries.
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Following the payment waterfall, the senior notes' recovery rating is affirmed at 'CCC+'/'RR6', indicating recoveries in the 103%-10% range.
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The improved economic environment in Portugal should decrease NPL inflows, increase recoveries and cures and facilitate the sale distressed debt portfolios.
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The bank has been selling mostly individual UTP loans in the past or striking partnerships with specialists to speed up recoveries.
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The bank has been selling mostly individual UTP loans in the past or striking partnerships with specialists to speed up recoveries.
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Reuters reports that the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have reported more cases of coronavirus recoveries than new infections.
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Upshaw, 28, has seven career sacks, five forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries in 90 games (56 starts) during six NFL seasons.
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Elsewhere, oil prices initially posted recoveries on Monday, but both Brent and U.S. crude bounced back into negative territory in the afternoon.
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The "Notorious RBG," as her fans lovingly refer to her, has a history of quick recoveries, and this time is no exception.
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They plan to look at the genetic makeup of people like Bero who have had rare, extraordinary recoveries following their cancer diagnosis.
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CEOC said the financing is a condition to fund creditor recoveries under the plan, "among other things" which it did not specify.
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Gone, too, are the broken promises, jobless recoveries, tired platitudes and constant excuses for the depletion of American wealth, power and prestige.
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Analysts do not expect a sharp rebound in China's economy like recoveries in the past, which produced a strong reflationary pulse worldwide.
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The US Virgin Islands always had long recoveries after big storms, which only got worse when Category 5 hurricanes came more frequently.
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They rolled into their Monday night showdown with Denver with just five interceptions and two fumble recoveries through their first seven games.
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"This will substantially address the potential shortfall in reinsurance recoveries in the event of Iranian-related claims," Bardot said in an email.
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Injuries, recoveries, successes and failures — not to mention a two-year relationship with Tiger Woods — Vonn, 33, has been through it all.
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The two banks' Recovery Ratings are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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Results for 1Q16 are encouraging with sound pre-impairment profitability and modest net impairment charges, the latter supported by rather significant recoveries.
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America's five living former presidents issued a video appeal Thursday for donations to help in the recoveries from hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Compared with previous economic recoveries, when real GDP grew by 4.3 percent, this marks the worst period of economic growth since WWII.
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"Successful recoveries do not last forever; they should be as swift as possible to help people resume their normal lives," Sanders said.
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The current economic expansion is nearly seven years old, making it one of the more longer lived recoveries in the postwar period.
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FEMA would continue to provide support, but state and local authorities -- enabled by federal resources -- would be responsible for longer-term recoveries.
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The plan calls for increased emphasis on individuals, communities and businesses managing risk through insurance to facilitate faster and more complete recoveries.
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Yellen is smart enough to avoid the football player fallacy, but does she really believe that recoveries don't die of old age?
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The rating's RU is capped at one notch, as foreign-exchange risk could affect recoveries given a default of the covered bonds.
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This would mean the longer-dated New Zealand dollar asset cash flows would be providing recoveries for the euro-denominated covered bonds.
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The analysis of the recovery scenarios found that collectively, decreases in recoveries impacted the ratings of the Class B and C notes.
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Veale performs both kidney recoveries, or removals, and the subsequent transplants, which means he's involved in every step of the donation process.
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The U.S. has documented more than 85033,700 cases, leading to 340 deaths and 176 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Recessions and recoveries are called the "business cycle" by economists, and once upon a time they genuinely did follow a cyclical pattern.
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Nearly 60,000 recoveries have been tallied in the Hubei Province of China, the region where the outbreak is believed to have originated.
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The drugs generally work for fewer than half of patients but can bring lasting recoveries even to people who were severely ill.
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We rate subordinated Tier 2 debt one notch below CM11's VR to reflect below-average recoveries for this type of debt.
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After downturns, the market has always recovered, said David Karp, co-founder of PagnatoKarp, though some recoveries have taken longer than others.
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Through various disputes and difficulties, backslidings and recoveries, he remained faithful to his interna ideo for the remaining years of his life.
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Emerging market stocks can still generate greater gains in some cases, and the timing of recessions and recoveries still varies across nations.
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Flexible exchange rates can absorb pain from slower economic growth and external shocks faster and support recoveries, although this feeds higher inflation.
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Halyk set aside 4.5 billion tenge in January-March against bad loans, compared with recoveries of 1.7 billion tenge a year earlier.
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This implies recoveries of between 51% and 70%, supporting a one-notch uplift from the IDR and instrument ratings of 'B+'/'RR3'.
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First of all, the term "willful misconduct" is ill defined, Mr. Hitchcock said, and may limit pay recoveries to egregious cases only.
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Any financial penalty emerging from those cases could eat into recoveries for cities, counties and states suing the company and the Sacklers.
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Medicare penalties for patient readmissions are also forcing hospitals to follow up on recoveries, which often occur at a skilled nursing facility.
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Cepal, which earns a fee on recoveries, may manage more of Alpha's soured loans, including mortgages and small business loans, the banker said.
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Announces high metallurgical recoveries and diamond drill results from the orion zone — rackla gold project, yukon Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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At least one third of post-surgical deaths following colorectal surgery are attributed to leaks, and survivors generally have protracted and expensive recoveries.
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The results confirm the popular notion that the recoveries by Liverpool and Barcelona belong in a league of their own (see chart below).
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"We have never had inflation exceed its target ... the outcome has been inflation below target and one of the slowest recoveries" on record.
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The Recovery Rating on DFCC's notes is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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"The fear is that someday when we test these structures, they could ultimately impact recoveries," said Enam Hoque, a vice-president at Moody's.
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He said that exceeded recoveries in similar settlements involving Bank of America Corp, IndyMac Bancorp Inc, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Morgan Stanley and others.
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This would mean cash flows on the stressed longer-dated CHF assets would provide recoveries in a different currency to the covered bonds.
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She says that PTSD is "highly treatable" and that using the tactics outlined in her free book could help others with their recoveries.
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Despite a steady decline in unemployment, growth in gross domestic product (GDP) remains sluggish — dramatically sluggish by comparison to other recent economic recoveries.
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Puerto Rico's proposal would appear to treat GO debt more favorably, threatening COFINA holders with much smaller recoveries if they reject the plan.
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Upon receiving court approval, the accord would boost recoveries for former customers of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities (BLMIS) LLC to $13.26 billion.
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"We have been very good with the recoveries of some of our bad loans," CEO Joshua Oigara told Reuters after the results announcement.
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Failure to stoke faster and more pervasive recoveries since a systemic financial collapse eight years ago has already lit a fuse of discontentment.
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Moreover, as the rule named after University of Chicago economist Victor Zarnowitz suggests, when downturns are short and sharp, recoveries are usually healthier.
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But productivity growth over the last decade has lagged the improvements seen in previous recoveries, and the prospects for increasing immigration seem dim.
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The former Louisiana State soccer star shares her journey, which included recoveries from an eating disorder, her father's suicide and a car accident.
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With no reliable government information, CNN tried to contact each of the 233 municipalities in Puerto Rico, which are coordinating their own recoveries.
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As in the New Deal, private enforcement in the Green New Deal should come with incentives such as increased recoveries and fee shifting.
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Along with that, however, there are some spectacular recoveries that have also happened in our lifetime, although these trends are in the minority.
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The recoveries in the Detroit case for the bondholder classes and the pensioner classes were all the outcome of months-long mediated negotiations.
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When there is a slowdown and these investments go from income instruments to distressed instruments, recoveries could be much weaker than historically realized.
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That's in stark contrast to the substantial recoveries on behalf of victims of the Bernard Madoff scam, which became public two months earlier.
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His actual dollar recoveries for investors have been small — just $8 million out of the nearly $90 million he has sought to recoup.
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Yes, but... the Kansas City Fed, in a report earlier this month, said wage growth overall continue to trail other recent economic recoveries.
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In one study, anxious teens who anticipated a painful recovery after surgery experienced more pain than calmer teens who expected smooth recoveries. Why?
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It took a long time getting here, but the problems in the economy don't have much to do with recessions and recoveries anymore.
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"This is a major advancement in an Ebola response," Jasarevic told CNN, adding that it's hoped that more recoveries will soon be reported.
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The economy is growing more slowly than in past recoveries, and productivity growth, which is a major influence on wages, has been disappointing.
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California doctors are preparing for a big increase in victims, while those who have been burned in wildfires must deal with long recoveries.
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He had returned to the hospital after several miraculous (but still incomplete) recoveries and trips to rehab, followed by dire, seemingly instant declines.
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Sparse cases of recoveries were overwhelmed by painful, expensive, drawn-out deaths, ones we would never wish for ourselves or our own families.
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According to data from the Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering, as of Sunday evening there have been nearly 62,000 recoveries.
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SpaceX has been attempting recoveries for a few launches now, and has succeeded in catching one half of the fairing only once previously.
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This supports a tested rating of 'AA' on a probability of default (PD) basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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Still, the new virus's apparent death rate of about 0003 percent is lower than the 2000 percent for SARS, and recoveries have risen.
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The government's absurd socialist policies will keep foreign investment away, thus further hindering the recoveries of the private sector and the oil industry.
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Recoveries will therefore fall to secured lenders and the company's strong technology positions are likely to support a relatively strong post-distress valuation.
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First, the recoveries following the two recessions since 2023 have been far slower in pace than other recessions in the post-war era.
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B plc's and BB's subordinated (lower) Tier 2 debt is rated one notch below the VRs for loss severity, reflecting below-average recoveries.
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Recoveries for COFINA creditors will hinge on their ability to establish COFINA as separate from the government and thus inaccessible to government creditors.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Class A notes Current Rating: 'AAAsf' Rating Sensitivity to Increased Default Rate: Increase of Default Rate by 50%: 'AAAsf' Rating Sensitivity to Decreased Recoveries: Decrease of Recoveries by 50%: 'AAAsf' Rating Sensitivity to Used-Car Market Value Stress: Increase in Market Value Stress of 0003%: 'AA+sf' Rating Sensitivity to Multiple Factors: Increase of Default Rate & Market Value Stress by 50%, Decrease of Recoveries by 50%: 'AAsf' USE OF THIRD-PARTY DUE DILIGENCE PURSUANT TO RULE 17G-10 Form ABS Due Diligence-15E was not provided to, or reviewed by, Fitch in relation to this rating action.
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Since the crisis, the report notes, lending has risen by 623%, far less than in other recent recoveries, and GDP growth has been sluggish.
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If you go back in history, across the four long post-war recoveries of the '60s, '80s, and '90s, BFI averaged nearly 7 percent.
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But in Puerto Rico, some of the insurance companies have accused public adjuster firms of pumping up claims in a quest for higher recoveries.
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Some of the competition's most famous downfalls and recoveries have come within the space of one 22017-minute game, rather than across two legs.
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Half of retirees face no nursing home expenses since Medicare covers short recoveries after hospital stays and Medicaid can help when resources run out.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Subordinated debt instruments are notched down once from LBBW's VR to reflect loss severity relative to average recoveries.
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Walgreens' settlements resolve claims under the federal False Claims Act, which lets private whistleblowers sue on the federal government's behalf and share in recoveries.
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Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul, Thailand's tourism minister, told CNN that six injured foreign nationals remain in hospital but are stable and expected to make full recoveries.
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Class actions let people sue as a group, and potentially obtain greater recoveries than if forced to sue individually, which might prove prohibitively expensive.
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So as Janet Yellen says, recoveries don't die of old age, they die because central banks step on them because they react too late.
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To date, SpaceX has completed two successful rocket recoveries on a drone ship and one rocket recovery on a landing pad on stable ground.
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Average Recoveries for Unsecured Bondholders: Both Eurobonds are rated in line with MHP's Long-Term IDR of 'B-', reflecting average recovery prospects given default.
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The two children in the Wednesday shark attacks, aged 12 and 13, were bitten in the legs and are expected to make full recoveries.
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Over the next four seasons, under the tutelage of Phillips and the coaching staff, he had six fumble recoveries, 13 sacks and 352 tackles.
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To date, the recoveries have winnowed what they owe to $61 million, which is expected to be reduced further as more money is recovered.
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This would mean the longer-dated New Zealand dollar asset cash flows would need to provide recoveries for the Swiss-franc denominated covered bond.
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He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his work on the Army staff, including work to change how the government manages hostage recoveries.
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It should also improve triggers, based on job market conditions, that turn additional weeks of benefits "on" during downturns and "off" again during recoveries.
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The breakeven AP supports a 'AA' tested rating on a probability of default (PD) basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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Rather, the currencies of countries like Brazil, Mexico, and South Africa are all now under intense pressure that could threaten their respective economic recoveries.
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"One of our operating assumptions is that protracted or chaotic litigation will reduce aggregate recoveries," Moody's Investors Service senior credit officer Ted Hampton said.
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This would mean the longer-dated Australian dollar asset cash flows would provide recoveries in a different currency than the majority of covered bonds.
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" The bill says that its goal is to "assure fair and prompt recoveries for class members and multi-district litigation plaintiffs with legitimate claims.
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But his actual dollar recoveries for investors have been small — just $8 million out of the nearly $90 million he has sought to recoup.
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A recession permanently places them outside the labor force, when non-disabled workers who stop working in recessions often jump back in during recoveries.
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They forged their reputations from those acute challenges, and New York's recoveries were seen as standard-bearing moments for the rest of the country.
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It was rising before the 22014 recession, rose faster in response to the 20003 and 22000 recessions, then kept rising during the subsequent recoveries.
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After two major surgeries and lengthy, painful recoveries, Mr. Jackson was eager to work again, having relied on public assistance for income since 2016.
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Recoveries for first-lien loans are forecast to be about 61%, down from the average historical recovery of 77%, according to the ratings firm.
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Active coronavirus cases (total cases less recoveries and deaths) in Hubei peaked in mid-February, approximately two months after the disease was first documented.
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Worldwide, more than 113,000 cases have been confirmed with almost 85033,000 deaths and more than 62,000 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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But for the Chiefs, the dramatic comeback was nothing new, having pulled off similarly impressive mid-game recoveries in their two previous postseason outings.
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The two-notch uplift for recoveries is supported by sufficient overcollateralisation to cover the credit loss amount for the rating of the covered bonds.
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He has 52 tackles, 1.5 sacks and two fumble recoveries in 24 career games (23 starts), including 15 tackles in eight starts this season.
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The breakeven OC is based on the combination of a 'AA' probability of default basis and a two-notch uplift for recoveries given default.
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How about this alternate theory: Recessions accompanied by systemic shocks to the banking and housing systems tend to be followed by miserably slow recoveries.
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Mr. Mearns's company, Blue Water Recoveries, had been collaborating with the British Air Accidents Investigation Branch, or A.A.I.B., scanning the sea floor using sonar.
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Moody's is forecasting first-lien loan recoveries to be just 61 percent in the next default cycle, down from the historical average of 77 percent.
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"Turnarounds and recoveries of this nature take time," Nicole Miller Regan, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, told CNBC on "Power Lunch" ahead of Chipotle's earnings.
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Only the Lions are allowing more fantasy points to opposing defenses, as the Colts have allowed 28 sacks, four fumble recoveries and five interceptions already.
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So compare their totals this season to last season, when the Chiefs led the NFL with 18 picks, 15 fumble recoveries and 33 total takeaways.
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By focusing on episodes of care and rewarding successful recoveries, bundled payments encourage hospitals to coordinate care to achieve the best outcomes possible for patients.
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The Recovery Ratings on the two banks' notes are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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The plan cites the possibility of a debt restructuring that could include new tradeable securities or a structure that ties creditor recoveries to economic growth.
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However, when defaults start to rise, lenders will want more communication with their borrowers, as the lack of lender protections may lead to lower recoveries.
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First-lien loan recoveries are forecast to be about 61% in the next downturn, down from the average historical recovery of 77%, according to Moody's.
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And most of these recoveries have occurred out of Cape Canaveral, Florida — the company's most-used launch site — where rockets fly eastward over the Atlantic.
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A second bankruptcy could potentially lump victims of last year's fires in with PG&E's creditors, casting uncertainty over the timing and size of recoveries.
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The two never fully rebounded from their surgeries, and both would eventually travel to be near their respective families while their hoped-for recoveries continued.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES BayernLB's subordinated debt instruments are notched down once from the VR to reflect loss severity relative to average recoveries.
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The plaintiffs sued under the federal False Claims Act, which lets whistleblowers pursue claims that the government was defrauded and, if successful, share in recoveries.
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These preferred securities are deeply subordinated and have loss absorption elements that would likely result in poor recoveries in the event of a corporate default.
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The one-notch uplift for recoveries is supported by sufficient overcollateralisation covering the credit loss value of the cover assets for the covered bond rating.
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That in turn could reignite the eurozone sovereign debt crisis, which could have very untoward consequences for both the U.S. and the global economic recoveries.
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Serious permanent injuries that result from forceful births, like Turbin's and Malatesta's, are infrequent (though longer recoveries from more intervention during birth are quite common).
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Beginning during his late teen years, his episodes would escalate fast into grandiose bouts of mania, followed by miraculous recoveries after months of incomprehensible behavior.
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They put the price recovery on a much more solid footing than any of the other recoveries we've seen over the past couple of years.
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The Tide have forced 16 turnovers in eight games — eight fumble recoveries and eight interceptions — and have made 64 tackles for losses, with 32 sacks.
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On March 13, South Korea reported more recoveries than new cases for the first time, though an emerging outbreak in Seoul threatens to undermine progress.
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The U.S. has recorded more than 1,300 cases of coronavirus and at least 38 deaths, with eight recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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The proposed MDL negotiating class offers allocation formulas and a suggestion for a board to resolve disputes between state and local governments about distributing recoveries.
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The coronavirus has infected more than 1,85033 people in the U.S. and killed at least 38, with eight recorded recoveries, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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The use of this credit line will also require you to issue equity to taxpayers to allow us to share in your recoveries, if any.
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The virus has infected more than 203,000 people worldwide, killing more than 85033,200 with more than 82,100 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Suh recorded 41 tackles, a career-low 2.5 sacks and four fumble recoveries in 16 games in 2019 during his first season with the Buccaneers.
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Global tallies of cases, deaths, recoveries, and active infections reflect only the confirmed numbers — researchers suspect the actual number of cases is far, far larger.
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In traditional economic models, productivity is determined by technological advances and business innovations that aren't tied to the ebb and flow of recessions and recoveries.
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Using this chart, he shows that the recent rally in those areas is a solid one and compares favorably to other recoveries in the past.
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With sales now slowing and recoveries in some cases lagging initial projections, players are looking to grow in size to buttress profits by cutting costs.
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Here are all the countries warning against travel to ChinaThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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The unemployment rate tends to be a leading indicator ahead of economic downturns, but the series is also a lagging indicator ahead of economic recoveries.
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If the court rules the bonds did not violate a debt limit in Puerto Rico's constitution, recoveries would match those in the agreement, she added.
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The rating's RU is capped at one notch, as foreign-exchange risk could have a material impact on recoveries given a default of the covered bonds.
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A successful reorganization still hinges on financial contributions from Caesars, Hayes said, even if recoveries can be improved with input from parties besides the casino group.
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Related Research Retail Bankruptcy Enterprise Value and Creditor Recoveries (Fitch Case Studies - 21th Edition) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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So in particular in the early part of the postwar period, a lot of recoveries ended because the Fed had to raise rates to control inflation.
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Given Caesars' history of asset transfers, lawyers for junior creditors have expressed concern in court over any deals that could jeopardize creditors' recoveries in the bankruptcy.
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Bankrupt retailer Sports Authority on Monday defended its proposed executive incentive program against objections by the U.S. trustee, arguing the bonuses would not affect creditors' recoveries.
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But it would take ten years for wage bills to get back to normal on that basis, and 19-year recoveries do not happen in America.
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We have had one of the weakest recoveries in postwar history, just over 2 percent per year, and the beneficiaries are a small sliver of society.
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So it is the presence of the lower bound on policy rates together with a debt overhang that has the potential to create persistently weak recoveries.
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The Utah defense has aneven 237 fumble recoveries and 23 interceptions and ranks right behindWashington State in scoring (221 points surrendered) and total defense (4.03yards). 24.0.
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The Recovery Ratings of NSB and Bank of Ceylon are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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Still others note that, with inflation lower than in any of the last eight recoveries, real wages gains have left households with relatively strong spending power.
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It has recovered a total of five first stages using autonomous barges, which correct themselves for sea conditions and coordinate with the rocket for successful recoveries.
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Recovery Assumptions -In its recovery analysis, Fitch assumes that a liquidation of Elli's assets will provide higher recoveries for lenders than a going concern restructuring scenario.
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Class actions let plaintiffs pursue claims in groups and potentially obtain larger recoveries than if they were forced to sue individually, which can prove too expensive.
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The company also plans to perform a market test of certain holdings to see if it is possible to increase recoveries for creditors through asset sales.
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But the two never fully rebounded from their surgeries, and both would eventually travel to be near their respective families while their hoped-for recoveries continued.
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The recovery uplift is capped at one notch, as the programme is significantly exposed to foreign-exchange risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Instead, the government will look into selling the arrears to private investors for a cash down payment and agree a profit sharing scheme from any recoveries.
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Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global investment strategist at Charles Schwab, last week enumerated three episodes since 2009 that started with big drops and ended swiftly with recoveries.
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Characters get knocked out over and over, but never killed (John's miraculous recoveries continue, this time after having his head repeatedly slammed against a brick wall).
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Worldwide, more than 107,000 people have contracted the coronavirus, leading to more than 85033,600 deaths and more than 60,000 recoveries, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
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There have been more than 235,2000 confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide, with more than 2470,2200 recoveries and more than 265,219 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
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The suggested policy also stated that recoveries would not be limited to those who committed the misdeeds; they would also reach up the line to superiors.
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So far, most patients seem to make full recoveries, but the Chinese Health Commission warns that even those who've recovered could be at risk of reinfection.
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Some investors had bet on strong recoveries for the island's triple tax-exempt bonds after Puerto Rico declared bankruptcy on much of its debt in May.
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Recoveries for first-lien loans are forecast to be about 61 percent, down from the average historical recovery of 8.63 percent, according to the ratings firm.
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The breakeven AP considers whether timely payments are met in an 'AA' scenario and tests for recoveries given default of at least 91% in an 'AAA' scenario.
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Bonds held by the companies' many funds are spread across myriad credits, some in direct competition for recoveries, meaning wins for some investors trigger losses for others.
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Attorneys for Kokesh said in court papers that government data shows the SEC has "increasingly relied on disgorgement" to maximize recoveries since the Supreme Court's 2013 ruling.
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The recovery uplift was capped at one notch as the programme is significantly exposed to foreign-exchange risk from the recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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For more information on our recovery expectations for the sector see "European Leveraged Retail Recoveries Falling, but Remain Above Other Sectors" published today and available at www.fitchratings.
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The recovery uplift on the rating is capped at one notch as the programme is exposed to FX risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Abeinsa's initial disclosure statement filed in September did not detail estimated recoveries for creditors or a liquidation or feasibility analysis, as such bankruptcy exit plans usually do.
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The structure of the bonds, which gives holders a lien on employer pension contributions, is exceedingly rare, and means bondholders may be battling with retirees for recoveries.
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Above Average Recovery for Note Holders: According to our bespoke recovery analysis, higher recoveries would be realised using a going-concern approach, despite Moto's strong asset backing.
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Whitebox alleges that several events since 2015 constitute technical defaults, including plans by the government to restructure its debt and potentially cut recoveries to senior COFINA holders.
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The breakeven AP considers whether timely payments are met in an 'AA' scenario and tests for recoveries given default of at least 103% in an 'AAA' scenario.
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The recovery uplift was capped at one notch as the programme is significantly exposed to foreign-exchange risk in the recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Fitch's going-concern scenario valuation approach points to poor recoveries, leading to a two-notch discount to the senior unsecured rating compared with Miratorg's IDR of 'B+'.
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As I've reported, Judge Brody's court-appointed expert, Harvard professor William Rubenstein, originally recommended a 15.6 percent cap on their contingency fees from individual ex-players' recoveries.
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Despite the reversal, Oetken had signaled he might look favorably on class certification, which could lead to higher recoveries at lower cost than if plaintiffs sued individually.
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History tells us that these lackluster recoveries are fairly predictable after financial crises, and the average citizen's living standards can take a decade or longer to recover.
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Junior safety Jah'Shawn Johnson is the defensive leader and has been part of 17 turnovers (five interceptions, six forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries) in his career. 563.
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Lucy Dadayan, a senior research associate at the Urban Institute, said in a report last month that sales tax grown has been slower than in previous recoveries.
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As the 3rd Circuit explained, hundreds of NFL retirees entered into litigation funding deals in which they accepted high-interest cash advances on their anticipated settlement recoveries.
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The stocks went down relentlessly for months and seemed like perpetual value traps, before staging a fierce rebound — though not close to full recoveries of all losses.
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Imposing a Brexit fee on slavery survivors would be "retrograde step" that would undermine their recoveries, said Kate Roberts of the Human Trafficking Foundation, a British charity.
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The rating's recovery uplift is capped at one notch, as foreign-exchange risk could have a material impact on recoveries given a default of the covered bonds.
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A statement from the health ministry says two of the victims, a 2-year-old baby and a pregnant woman, are both expected to make full recoveries.
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In Europe, strong domestic demand in Germany and robust recoveries in countries like Spain, Portugal and Italy are expected to spur 2.2 percent growth in the eurozone.
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As the New York Times noted, recoveries from minimally conscious states as severe as the one Abdulla was in are extremely rare, with "only a handful" reported.
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However, despite the unity in wishing the victims full and speedy recoveries, the partisan vitriol that preceded the attack immediately continued in placing blame for the shooting.
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The breakeven AP considers whether timely payments are met in a 'AA' scenario and tests for recoveries given default of at least 91% in a 'AAA' scenario.
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Overall, the U.S. has confirmed more than 26,85033 cases of COVID-19, with at least 340 deaths and 176 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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In Europe, strong domestic demand in Germany and robust recoveries in countries like Spain, Portugal and Italy are expected to spur 2.2 percent growth in the eurozone.
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The coronavirus has so far infected more than 85033,600 people in the U.S., resulting in 85 deaths and 17 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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So far, more than 85033,200 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the U.S., with 74 deaths and 17 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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In the U.S., more than 85033,700 people have contracted the virus, leading to more than 150 deaths and 106 recoveries, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Across the globe, more than 222,600 cases and more than 85033,300 deaths have been confirmed, as well and over 84,500 recoveries, according to John Hopkins University data.
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Most recessions are preceded by rising inflation, so in today's low inflation world, they may be less frequent, as has been true for the last two recoveries.
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In its court filing, CEOC said the overall new financing is a condition to fund creditor recoveries under its reorganization plan, as well as other unspecified needs.
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And in fact, the economy suffered accordingly through one of the worst, most protracted recessions since the Great Depression and one of the worst recoveries on record.
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Bondholders and bond insurers reached agreements that resulted in recoveries of 74 percent for unlimited-tax general obligation bonds and 34 percent for limited-tax GO bonds.
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Prior-ranking debt was below 2x of the group's 2016 EBITDA, which is Fitch's threshold for a material possibility of subordination and lower recoveries for unsecured creditors.
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"Our net income number was very strong this quarter: we had some default recoveries and good news below the line," he said on a call with Reuters.
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So they urged Verizon to change its policy so that it must disclose details of any clawbacks to shareholders as well as decisions not to pursue recoveries.
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Average Recoveries for Unsecured Bondholders: Both existing and planned Eurobonds are rated in line with MHP's Long-Term IDR of 'B-', reflecting average recovery prospects given default.
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The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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The cover pool's credit loss of 6.8% in a 'AAA' scenario has reduced from last year because of improved recoveries stemming from lower loan-to-values (LTV).
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The breakeven OC considers whether timely payments are met in a 'AA' scenario and tests for recoveries given default of at least 91% in a 'AAA' scenario.
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Dr. Katz has used swimming to help with her own recoveries, after being hit by a car in 1961 and rammed by a drunken driver after that.
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One of the big reasons that shark recoveries are projected to take so long is that sharks, like humans, spend a lot of time on their offspring.
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"There is a long list of very substantial recoveries that the CFPB got for America's financial consumers from financial companies who were ripping them off," Kelleher said.
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When these stresses were used to decrease recoveries the rating of the class A1 notes remained stable at 'AAAsf', however, the class A2 rating reduced to 'AA+sf'.
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The partial recoveries come after a sell-off on Friday sparked by weak economic data from China and Europe, which further fanned concerns of a global economic slowdown.
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DUBAI, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets may consolidate on Tuesday with thin trading volumes preventing any extended rebound despite modest recoveries in oil prices and Asian bourses.
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He has also connected with survivors of the mass shootings at Virginia Tech and in Las Vegas, and they share stories and text about their lives and recoveries.
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Such a committee would have the ability to litigate during PG&E's bankruptcy case and gain leverage to improve financial recoveries as the company develops a reorganization plan.
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The new chairman's overriding concern will be to sustain one of the longest U.S. recoveries for as long as possible, according to conversations with Fed officials and analysts.
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The emergence of individual suits, furthermore, may increase a defendant's financial liability; for plaintiffs who opt out have considerable leverage and, as a result, may obtain outsized recoveries.
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Once adopted, the code would aim to hasten debt recoveries and restructurings by setting a deadline of 180 days to decide the fate of a company that defaults.
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"Reduced levels of political uncertainty following the general election led to mild recoveries in new orders and business confidence and a stabilization of production volumes," IHS Markit said.
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Construction unions are filling some of the void by steering members toward treatment programs when they need one, and helping them find work during their recoveries, per KHN.
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The Pittsburgh defense gives up yardage in huge chunks but is tied for sixth in the N.F.L. with 17 interceptions, and tied for fourth with 13 fumble recoveries.
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The trustee said $13.36 billion, or 76 percent, of the roughly $17.5 billion that customers lost in Madoff's fraud has been amassed through recoveries or agreements to recover.
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Edward Sterck, analyst at BMO Capital Markets, which rates Petra "outperform", said a pickup in special diamond recoveries was "the significant catalyst that investors have been waiting for".
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As far as subordination/recovery is concerned, since RT10s are deeply subordinated and are intended to be loss-absorbing, we would expect recoveries to be close to zero.
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Too much demand for too few high-yielding loans has allowed issuers to pile up debt without covenants that would protect recoveries in the event of a downturn.
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The FDIC, whose full name is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, often seizes banks on the brink of collapse, and as receiver seeks to maximize recoveries for creditors.
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In its 13th edition "Bankruptcy Enterprise Values and Creditor Recoveries" case study, Fitch notes seven past reorganizations in the technology sector where the median recovery multiple was 4.9x.
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Read more:Everything you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 30 secondsThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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The miner now expects to recover 2755,230 carats to 230,2774 carats of diamonds for the year, helped by improved mining and consistent grade recoveries during the third quarter.
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If he somehow pulls it off, it would be one of the most miraculous recoveries EVER -- considering Odom suffered multiple strokes and organ damage after the October incident.
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The recovery uplift on the rating is capped at one notch as the programme is significantly exposed to FX risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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But residents of the Panhandle who spoke to VICE News said the prospect of even more intense storms, and the subsequently difficult recoveries, made them want to leave.
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Debt issue recovery rates in retail bankruptcies continue to be split, with most first-lien claim holders receiving outstanding recoveries and more junior creditors not faring as well.
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The price of aluminium in Shanghai, meanwhile, has staged only the most modest of recoveries from the all-time low of 9,510 yuan per tonne recorded in November.
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Whether they are spinning in the air or on their knees or end over end seems not to matter to them, so elastic and easy are their recoveries.
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The recovery uplift is capped at one notch, as the programme is significantly exposed to foreign-exchange risk that could affect recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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It said it had reached restructuring agreements with many of the chronic bad debtors resulting in improved payments and prospects of future recoveries, it said in a statement.
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Filing objections is not part of the business model: Metcalfe's company only makes money when his subscribers file claims or when they receive recoveries in opt-out cases.
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In its 13th edition "Bankruptcy Enterprise Values and Creditor Recoveries" case study, Fitch notes seven past reorganizations in the technology sector where the median recovery multiple was 13x.
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Seventy-nine of those discoveries were made during the 2019 fiscal year, Noah said, adding that History Flight&aposs recoveries are 20% of the DoD&aposs annual identifications.
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But with growth averaging about 0.3 percent for the last two decades and now threatening to dip back into negative territory, a spate of corporate recoveries seems unlikely.
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Based on current and historical data in the Federal Student Aid Data Center, the department is leaving billions of dollars in lost recoveries on the table each year.
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The recovery uplift on the rating is capped at one notch, as the programme is exposed to foreign-exchange risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Yet Crosby was back after missing just one game, making it one of the more miraculous recoveries from a brain injury in sports, and even perhaps recorded, history.
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Graeber is cautious when writing about modern-day patients who have experienced miraculous recoveries — new treatments that leave them cancer free after all other conventional attempts have failed.
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The argument has haunted Europe since the financial crisis of 23, of which the consequences, including uneven recoveries and persistent economic inequality, continue to ripple through southern Europe.
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The recoveries from Essar helped SBI lower its gross bad loan ratio, a measure of asset quality, to 6.94% at December-end from 7.19% in the previous quarter.
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"Imposing retroactive recoveries would undermine the G20's efforts to improve tax certainty and set an undesirable precedent for tax authorities in other countries," the white paper said.
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In terms of G.D.P. increase and job growth, the recovery from the 10083 recession is the second worst of the 10073 recoveries since 10063, behind the 10053 recovery.
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The one-notch uplift for recoveries is supported with sufficient overcollateralisation, which Fitch relies on to cover credit loss on the cover assets when assigning the bond rating.
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The price of aluminum in Shanghai, meanwhile, has staged only the most modest of recoveries from the all-time low of 9,510 yuan per tonne recorded in November.
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The validity of the clawbacks will help determine the recoveries of bondholders of the affected agencies, and the liability of companies that insure those bonds, like Assured Guaranty.
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When Ruskin died in 212, he had been more or less silent for a over a decade, his final twilight after a series of mental breakdowns and recoveries.
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In exchange, employees are often expected to quickly report injuries so that medical care can start early, as well as facilitate employees' recoveries and timely returns to work.
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BUT I THINK WHAT WE HAVE TO REMEMBER IS THAT RECOVERIES DON'T HAVE A CLOCK ON THEM, AND I THINK WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THE UNDERLYING FUNDAMENTALS.
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Remarkably, as well as being Croatia's most creative player, Modric is third for tackles (9), third for interceptions (8) and second for recoveries (48) in the Croatia squad.
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Impact on note ratings of increased defaults for Illawarra 2011-1 CMBS: Notes: A / B / C / D / E Rating: AAAsf / AAsf / Asf / BBBsf / BBsf Increase defaults by 25%: A+sf / Asf / BBB+sf / BBBsf / BBsf Increase defaults by 50%: Asf / A-sf / BBB+sf / BBB-sf / BBsf Impact on note ratings of decreased recoveries for Illawarra 2011-13 CMBS: Notes: A / B / C / D / E Rating: AAAsf / AAsf / Asf / BBBsf / BBsf Reduce recoveries by 25%: A+sf / Asf / BBB+sf / BBB-sf / BBsf Reduce recoveries by 50%: Asf / A-sf / BBBsf / BB+sf / BBsf Impact on note ratings of multiple factors for Illawarra 2011-1 CMBS: Notes: A / B / C / D / E Rating: AAAsf / AAsf / Asf / BBBsf / BBsf Increase defaults by 25%, reduce recoveries by 25%: Asf / A-sf / BBBsf / BBB-sf / BBsf USE OF THIRD PARTY DUE DILIGENCE PURSUANT TO SEC RULE 17G-10 Form ABS Due Diligence-15E was not provided to, or reviewed by, Fitch in relation to this rating action.
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BT has reported less volatile asset quality than the sector average, and has also preferred in-house recoveries to the large NPL sales favoured by several of its peers.
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Loan impairment charges were equal to a relatively high 3% of average gross loans in 9M17 (annualised) although recoveries from previously written-off loans have underpinned the net results.
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The Pittsburgh defense may give up yardage in huge chunks, but they tied for sixth in the N.F.L. with 17 interceptions, and tied for fourth with 13 fumble recoveries.
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Liuget recorded 274 tackles, 24.0 sacks, six forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries in 108 games over his first eight seasons (2011-18) as a member of the Chargers.
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The FFI's components include mortgage and credit card performance, corporate defaults, high-yield recoveries, rating actions and outlooks, EBITDA and CapEx forecasts, banks, the CDS outlook, and transportation trend.
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That is in part because belief in the safety of the GO pledge has waned since special revenue pledges led to better bondholder recoveries in some Chapter 9 bankruptcies.
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The notching between MidCo1's IDR and the rating of the senior PIK toggle notes themselves reflects Fitch's view of the likely recoveries in the event of MidCo1 defaulting.
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And since the 1980s, each recovery has been slower than the one that came before it: And note that these are the growth rates the economy enjoyed during recoveries.
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This has limited the drop in expected recoveries even as an accelerated downward trend in ratings has driven credit profiles in the sector to their weakest level since 21103.
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The settlement with RBS brings the U.S. regulator's recoveries against various banks to $4.3 billion in lawsuits over their sale of mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 financial crisis.
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"It was like nothing we'd excavated on the site before," David Mearns, a deep sea search and recovery expert from Blue Water Recoveries who found the astrolabe, told Gizmodo.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The aging of Europe's population could permanently constrain monetary policy, leading to longer recessions and weaker recoveries, European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet said on Wednesday.
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Even if he vacated the order, Oetken signaled he might look favorably on class certification, which could lead to higher recoveries at lower cost than if plaintiffs sued individually.
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Though Intesa's debt recovery unit was often held as a model for other banks, it still had to contend with Italy's slow moving judicial system, where recoveries take years.
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Above Average Recovery Expectations for Senior Secured Lenders We expect senior secured debt holders to receive above-average recoveries expressed in an instrument rating of 'B+(EXP)'/RR3/57%.
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"Whilst cornering willful defaulters is critical, the limitations it could inadvertently impose on asset recoveries needs to be thought through," EY's national leader for financial services, Abizer Diwanji, said.
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As defaults increase, recoveries are expected to be much lower due to looser documents and more loan-only structures that lack bonds to help cushion some of the loss.
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"We saw a more formalized agreement to restructure COFINA, and the recoveries are fairly good considering the circumstances," said Shaun Burgess, portfolio manager at Cumberland Advisors in Sarasota, Florida.
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"Victims of Ponzi schemes should realize they can be successful pursuing recoveries against companies they consider financially responsible," Budwick, a partner at Meland Russin & Budwick, said in an interview.
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The accord "will provide for much greater recoveries for creditors than they could have expected when MF Global filed for bankruptcy," Tavakoli said in a phone interview on Thursday.
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SACE's consolidated net income was EUR309 million in 2015 (2014: EUR471 million), but its underwriting profits can be volatile, due to the timing and magnitude of recoveries from debtors.
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In the face of devastating loss, "what's left has even more meaning," said Luca Cari, a spokesman for Italy's firefighters, the corps that carried out most of the recoveries.
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Sometimes there are quick recoveries — as we saw after the initial declines after the so-called Brexit vote — which are followed by further losses until the markets find equilibrium.
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In the northern hemisphere where the protections started in the 1940s and 50s, we have seen some very spectacular recoveries—humpbacks, finned whales, blue whales (on the West Coast).
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No recoveries are assumed from unsecured exposures towards individuals, or any unsecured exposure with a seasoning from default of more than four years at the portfolio's cut-off date.
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The current market environment, with periodic dips and recoveries but lacking a strong overall trend, tends to favor tax-managed strategies because there are many opportunities to harvest losses.
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ABOUT THE JETS (5-9): Rookie safety Jamal Adams missed out on the Pro Bowl but is making his mark with 66 tackles, two sacks and two fumble recoveries.
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According to the latest John Hopkins University data, over 329,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed worldwide, as well as more than 14,300 deaths and over 85033,800 recoveries.
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Oil market crashes are normally accompanied by a shift from backwardation to contango, while recoveries and rebalancing are accompanied by an opposite shift away from contango and towards backwardation.
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Based on Fitch's assessment on expected recoveries in a liquidation scenario, an expected Recovery Rating (RR) of 'RR4(EXP)' is also assigned to the notes, implying average recovery prospects.
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This provides a large buffer when compared to Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90% supporting a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Mr. Murray, the Radian spokesman, said it had recently changed its policy on such agreements and had removed the restriction on monetary recoveries it had required of Mr. Lutz.
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Based on Fitch's assessment on expected recoveries in a liquidation scenario, a final Recovery Rating (RR) of 'RR4(EXP)' is also assigned to the notes, implying average recovery prospects.
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High-yield bonds were at the time issued at structurally subordinated holding companies, but investors successfully pushed for change after this resulted in low recoveries during the telecoms bust.
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But if phony claims were paid to Medicaid beneficiaries outside Utah, it would be nigh impossible to calculate how much these payouts lowered the righteous recoveries of Utah enrollees.
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During the last SpaceX Starlink launch, the company caught one half of the protective covers, but not the other, bringing its total successful recoveries to a count of three.
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Subordinated (lower Tier 2) debt is rated one notch below the banks' VRs to reflect above average loss severity of this type of debt compared with average recoveries (one notch).
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Interest income before loan recoveries could have zero growth or fall as much as 4 percent this year, down from a prior estimate for growth of up to 4 percent.
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Average Recoveries for Unsecured Bondholders: The ratings of the senior unsecured Eurobonds have been upgraded and aligned with MHP's Long-Term IDR of 'B', reflecting average recovery prospects given default.
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Customers like Greenberg, who kept their funds invested in their Madoff accounts only to have them consumed by the bankruptcy, would be considered "net losers," first in line for recoveries.
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Overall risks of imbalances are "moderate," Brainard said noting stock prices remain elevated and corporate bond spreads are "quite compressed" despite volatile market sell-offs and recoveries since last month.
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For example, Europe and the United States export to each other only a small fraction of what they produce, yet they often have recessions and recoveries at the same time.
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But if one had to generalize, it says: Recoveries in the United States stock market are usually 18 percent over the next 12 months after a decline of 11 percent.
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The recovery uplift assigned is capped at one notch, as Fitch expects the programme to be significantly exposed to foreign-exchange risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Recovery Uplift The recovery uplift on the rating is capped at one notch, as the programme is exposed to foreign-exchange risk from recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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The subordinated rank of the senior PIK toggle notes would then place their holders in a weaker position than Together's senior secured creditors for available recoveries from the group's assets.
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The majority are uncomplicated in the short-term but five or 10 percent need extended recoveries like Dylan's was, and then this study will look at the long-term effects.
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