Back in 1998 when you took out insurance cuts, you took those cuts back.
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In a common practice, Wells Fargo executives and directors took out insurance policies to protect them from shareholder lawsuits.
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Malawi took out insurance based on a crop - long-cycle maize - that, as it turned out, most farmers did not grow in the 2015/13 season.
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After providing Hovnanian with a loan, Blackstone took out insurance contracts wagering the company would default on its debts, and then persuaded Hovnanian to miss an interest payment, triggering a payout.
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CSO activity in the first half of next year, however, has been concentrated in bearish contracts, dealers said, as traders took out insurance against changes in fundamentals again and a potential oversupplied market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Volatility gauges for a number of central and eastern Europe's main currencies spiked to their highest since last June's Brexit vote on Monday, as traders took out insurance bets ahead of France's upcoming elections.
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Board members saw what the Union navy needed instantly—"vessels invulnerable to shot, of light draught of water"—but other factors clearly affected their deliberations. The board, therefore, took out insurance by choosing as its third vessel a fully rigged, high-freeboard ship with solid wrought-iron armor and a broadside battery. The prevailing theme of the Union ironclad program was urgency, but urgency compounded by technological confusion. Increasing production of a proven design would have been difficult enough, without the handicap of having to design, test, and build it at the same time.
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Mr Lathbury was born in 1816 and in 1839 took out insurance with his father to open a pub in Fitzrovia. In 1848 he opened another pub on the Brompton Road, The Crown and Sceptre. In the 1851 Census he is living in the pub with his wife, sister, niece and five servants, his aunt was running the pub in Fitrovia with two live-in Barmen and a domestic servant. In 1860 he employed an architect and builder to rebuild another pub, The Red Lion, the building survives today as number 161 Brompton Road. He also leased the next eight shops along Brompton Road that had just been built in 1861.
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Luckily Deering took out insurance and had them replaced. Currently owned by Miami-Dade County and governed by the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust (formed in 1998), Vizcaya is located at 3251 South Miami Avenue in Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami, and is open to the public daily except Tuesdays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. It has accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums.Welcome to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens official site Historic recreation and pool area of Villa Vizcaya Vizcaya was built with an open-air courtyard and extensive gardens on Biscayne Bay. As such, the estate has been subject to environmental and hurricane damage, the latter notably in 1926, 1992, and 2005.
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