The Trust Indenture Act of 1939 and Out-of
... bonds, the company was in a strong financial position and had a good credit rating; it had healthy cash flows from which to make bond payments and was valued at well over $20 billion. But all of a sudden, the company runs into financial trouble; its cash flows dry up, and its valuation drops to $1 b ...
... bonds, the company was in a strong financial position and had a good credit rating; it had healthy cash flows from which to make bond payments and was valued at well over $20 billion. But all of a sudden, the company runs into financial trouble; its cash flows dry up, and its valuation drops to $1 b ...
The Troubled Dollar - Beck-Shop
... ago exemplifies the risk. Early this year foreign investors, led by China, held $1.3 trillion in housing bonds issued by the two congressionally chartered institutions — up dramatically from the $107 billion they held in 1994.12 As the U.S. housing market collapse morphed into a global credit crisis ...
... ago exemplifies the risk. Early this year foreign investors, led by China, held $1.3 trillion in housing bonds issued by the two congressionally chartered institutions — up dramatically from the $107 billion they held in 1994.12 As the U.S. housing market collapse morphed into a global credit crisis ...
characteristics, correction and challenges
... the debt levels of households and non-financial corporations in the advanced economies increased markedly. In Spain this phenomenon became notably acute and debt ratios higher than those observed in peer countries were recorded (see Chart 2.1). EMU membership prompted an upward revision of expected ...
... the debt levels of households and non-financial corporations in the advanced economies increased markedly. In Spain this phenomenon became notably acute and debt ratios higher than those observed in peer countries were recorded (see Chart 2.1). EMU membership prompted an upward revision of expected ...
Global Economic Perspectives Higher German inflation: Mission impossible? Deutsche Bank
... the Euro area aggregate price stability is at risk. Beyond the one-offs affecting food or energy, growth in consumer prices is only “one shock away” from turning into negative territory. The ECB is right to fight this scenario with its unconventional measures. ...
... the Euro area aggregate price stability is at risk. Beyond the one-offs affecting food or energy, growth in consumer prices is only “one shock away” from turning into negative territory. The ECB is right to fight this scenario with its unconventional measures. ...
money runs - Giorgia Piacentino
... Gorton (2012b) argues that it remains a theoretical challenge to understand how these runs arise and how they affect the design of bank liabilities that circulate as money. He suggests that, because banknotes and repos are backed by collateral, there is no “common pool problem” inducing depositors t ...
... Gorton (2012b) argues that it remains a theoretical challenge to understand how these runs arise and how they affect the design of bank liabilities that circulate as money. He suggests that, because banknotes and repos are backed by collateral, there is no “common pool problem” inducing depositors t ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES LATIN AMERICA'S ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS:
... services, net income, and transfers (private and public). It is important to point out some of the regularities shown in this table. First, low-income countries have larger current account deficits, on average about 4 percent of GDP. Current account deficits are just about 3 percent of GDP in high-i ...
... services, net income, and transfers (private and public). It is important to point out some of the regularities shown in this table. First, low-income countries have larger current account deficits, on average about 4 percent of GDP. Current account deficits are just about 3 percent of GDP in high-i ...
6 Balance of Payments I CHAPTER
... recession in Q3 of 2012 as the GDP shrank by 0.1 per cent following a contraction of 0.2 per cent in the previous quarter. Spillovers from advanced economies and domestic constraints have affected economic activity in emerging and developing economies as well. The World Bank in its publication ‘Glob ...
... recession in Q3 of 2012 as the GDP shrank by 0.1 per cent following a contraction of 0.2 per cent in the previous quarter. Spillovers from advanced economies and domestic constraints have affected economic activity in emerging and developing economies as well. The World Bank in its publication ‘Glob ...
Convertibility of Capital Account
... 1.1 Background of the Study The flows of capital – debt, equity, and direct and real estate investment - between one country and others are recorded in the capital account of a country‟s balance of payment. Outflows include resident‟s purchases of foreign assets and repayment of foreign loans; inflo ...
... 1.1 Background of the Study The flows of capital – debt, equity, and direct and real estate investment - between one country and others are recorded in the capital account of a country‟s balance of payment. Outflows include resident‟s purchases of foreign assets and repayment of foreign loans; inflo ...
presentation slides
... Figure 14. This figure depicts the lending relationships examined in the model. A foreign bank branch lends to local borrowers in dollars and finances its lending from the wholesale dollar funding market. ...
... Figure 14. This figure depicts the lending relationships examined in the model. A foreign bank branch lends to local borrowers in dollars and finances its lending from the wholesale dollar funding market. ...
Debt Management Strategy for India Government of India Ministry of
... multilateral agencies such as IDA, IBRD, ADB, etc. and small proportion of external debt originates from official bilateral agencies. There is no borrowing from international private capital markets. The public debt is predominantly internal and largely consists of fixed tenor and fixed rate market ...
... multilateral agencies such as IDA, IBRD, ADB, etc. and small proportion of external debt originates from official bilateral agencies. There is no borrowing from international private capital markets. The public debt is predominantly internal and largely consists of fixed tenor and fixed rate market ...
Jeffrey This N. Cooper
... constraint on borrowing, while when r is high there surely is. Thus, the rise in real interest rates after 19T9 may have severely jolted long—term expectations about the debtor country's capacity to repay debt. ...
... constraint on borrowing, while when r is high there surely is. Thus, the rise in real interest rates after 19T9 may have severely jolted long—term expectations about the debtor country's capacity to repay debt. ...
The Development of the Brazilian Bond Market
... Unibanco S/A Banco Bradesco S/A Banco Pactual S/A Banco Votorantim S/A Banco Santander Brasil S/A Bankboston Banco Multiplo S/A Banco ABC-Brasil S/A Banco ABN AMRO Real S/A Banco Sudameris Brasil S/A Banco Inv. CSFB Garantia S/A Banco Brascan S/A Banco Fator S/A Banco Fenícia S/A Banco Banif Primus ...
... Unibanco S/A Banco Bradesco S/A Banco Pactual S/A Banco Votorantim S/A Banco Santander Brasil S/A Bankboston Banco Multiplo S/A Banco ABC-Brasil S/A Banco ABN AMRO Real S/A Banco Sudameris Brasil S/A Banco Inv. CSFB Garantia S/A Banco Brascan S/A Banco Fator S/A Banco Fenícia S/A Banco Banif Primus ...
Defaultable Debt, Interest Rates and the Current Account
... probability of default, the cost of an additional unit of debt is therefore lower in a model with trend shocks (and in which agents internalize the interest rate schedule). Agents are consequently willing to borrow to the point that default is relatively likely. This theme is developed in Section 4. ...
... probability of default, the cost of an additional unit of debt is therefore lower in a model with trend shocks (and in which agents internalize the interest rate schedule). Agents are consequently willing to borrow to the point that default is relatively likely. This theme is developed in Section 4. ...
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 22.2.2017 SWD(2017) 76 final
... positive net credit flows. However, the nonperforming loans ratio remains high in comparison to other Member States. The new provisions on the treatment of writing off nonperforming loans, as part of the tax reform, may give impetus to their swift resolution. The banking sector, nevertheless, remain ...
... positive net credit flows. However, the nonperforming loans ratio remains high in comparison to other Member States. The new provisions on the treatment of writing off nonperforming loans, as part of the tax reform, may give impetus to their swift resolution. The banking sector, nevertheless, remain ...
Bolivia: Ex Post Assessment of Longer-Term Program
... fundamentally altering the character of the state and improving the business environment, which is hampered by governance problems, corruption, poor infrastructure, and high costs of operating in the formal sector. The financial sector remained fragile because most major reforms did not become effec ...
... fundamentally altering the character of the state and improving the business environment, which is hampered by governance problems, corruption, poor infrastructure, and high costs of operating in the formal sector. The financial sector remained fragile because most major reforms did not become effec ...
27.4 Flexible Exchange Rates
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West Bank and Gaza
... reconciliation deadlocked, the outlook for parliamentary elections is uncertain amid strained security conditions. Reconstruction in Gaza appears to have gathered pace since late 2015, although the humanitarian situation there remains severe. Outlook and risks: Political and security uncertainties w ...
... reconciliation deadlocked, the outlook for parliamentary elections is uncertain amid strained security conditions. Reconstruction in Gaza appears to have gathered pace since late 2015, although the humanitarian situation there remains severe. Outlook and risks: Political and security uncertainties w ...
Determinants of Spread and Creditworthiness for Emerging Market
... the borrowed money was invested is unsuccessful or if the borrower simply does not wish to make his payments. His conclusion is that contracts are only enforceable if the current payment of the borrower is less than the value of future access to the capital markets, and this condition only binds wit ...
... the borrowed money was invested is unsuccessful or if the borrower simply does not wish to make his payments. His conclusion is that contracts are only enforceable if the current payment of the borrower is less than the value of future access to the capital markets, and this condition only binds wit ...
Jamaica: Fifth Review Under the Extended Fund
... Recent data show a gradual economic recovery, with growth projected to reach just over 1 percent in 2014/15. Inflation has trended down to about 8 percent. The program is on track. Jamaica’s four-year, SDR 615.38 million (225 percent of quota) Extended Arrangement under the EFF was approved by the I ...
... Recent data show a gradual economic recovery, with growth projected to reach just over 1 percent in 2014/15. Inflation has trended down to about 8 percent. The program is on track. Jamaica’s four-year, SDR 615.38 million (225 percent of quota) Extended Arrangement under the EFF was approved by the I ...
harvard bioscience inc
... by issuing four promissory notes amounting to $1,578,000, to the Company. The promissory notes are due in September 2003, bear interest at an annual rate of 10% and are secured by a pledge of all of the shares for which the exercise price was paid with the respective promissory notes as well as addi ...
... by issuing four promissory notes amounting to $1,578,000, to the Company. The promissory notes are due in September 2003, bear interest at an annual rate of 10% and are secured by a pledge of all of the shares for which the exercise price was paid with the respective promissory notes as well as addi ...
Household debt: statistics and impact on economy
... Total household debt in the UK rose sharply from the late 1990s up until the financial crisis began in 2008. Debt as a proportion of household income rose from 95% in 1997 to 160% at its peak in early 2008 (the total amount of household debt went up from £600 billion to £1,600 billion over this time ...
... Total household debt in the UK rose sharply from the late 1990s up until the financial crisis began in 2008. Debt as a proportion of household income rose from 95% in 1997 to 160% at its peak in early 2008 (the total amount of household debt went up from £600 billion to £1,600 billion over this time ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES INDIVIDUAL VERSUS AGGREGATE COLLATERAL
... of the transitory nature of the trade reform, agents will tend to substitute current spending for future spending, generating current account deficits while the new policy is in effect and a current account reversal when the policy is abandoned. The temporariness hypothesis has been influential in e ...
... of the transitory nature of the trade reform, agents will tend to substitute current spending for future spending, generating current account deficits while the new policy is in effect and a current account reversal when the policy is abandoned. The temporariness hypothesis has been influential in e ...
Nigeria: 2007 Article IV Consultation
... macroeconomic framework, a higher deficit, consistent with macroeconomic stability, of 25 percent of non-oil GDP is used. This larger deficit could allow for the resumption of large infrastructure projects that were put on hold for review by the incoming government, capital outlays from the 2007 bud ...
... macroeconomic framework, a higher deficit, consistent with macroeconomic stability, of 25 percent of non-oil GDP is used. This larger deficit could allow for the resumption of large infrastructure projects that were put on hold for review by the incoming government, capital outlays from the 2007 bud ...
Foreign Exchange Risk Mitigation for Power and Water Projects in
... growth, poverty reduction and the Millennium Development Goals is well established. Meanwhile, private financing of infrastructure projects in developing countries has decreased and private participation in the power sector has not reached the levels originally anticipated. Foreign exchange risk has ...
... growth, poverty reduction and the Millennium Development Goals is well established. Meanwhile, private financing of infrastructure projects in developing countries has decreased and private participation in the power sector has not reached the levels originally anticipated. Foreign exchange risk has ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SOME ESTIMATES FOR OECD COUNTRIES
... preferred speciÞcation, a one percentage point increase of the primary deÞcit-to-GDP ratio is associated with a 10-basis-point rise in the nominal interest rate on 10-year government bonds. The increase is larger when one also considers the effect that a positive shock to the primary deÞcit has on ex ...
... preferred speciÞcation, a one percentage point increase of the primary deÞcit-to-GDP ratio is associated with a 10-basis-point rise in the nominal interest rate on 10-year government bonds. The increase is larger when one also considers the effect that a positive shock to the primary deÞcit has on ex ...