Collateral

In that context Peirce speaks of collateral experience, collateral observation, collateral acquaintance, all in much the same terms.

Note that when Blackstone leads or co-leads the vast majority of our deals, they have structural protections against asset stripping, collateral lease to prevent any shifting of assets out of our collateral package.

You talk about ACL and PCL (anterior and posterior cruciate ligament), lateral collateral ligament, medial collateral ligament, popliteus muscle in the lower leg, as well as part of the quadriceps… you name it and he didn’t have it,” Kaushik said on bcci.

Captain America: Civil War specifically dealt with the idea of superhero collateral damage, and how the heroes deal with that collateral damage when they realize they're at fault for a death.

Collateral Yield: return earned on collateral for the futures.

He is said to have used 32 taxi medallions, worth $1million each, as collateral for those loans, with investigators probing whether Cohen misrepresented the value of the assets he used as collateral.

Collateral arrangements are divided into two broad categories, namely security interests and outright collateral transfers.

Conditionality has also been criticised because a country can pledge collateral of "acceptable assets" to obtain waivers—if one assumes that all countries are able to provide "acceptable collateral".

Hence, a forward contract arrangement might call for the loss party to pledge collateral or additional collateral to better secure the party at gain.

Term securities lending facility The Term Securities Lending Facility is a 28-day facility that will offer Treasury general collateral to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's primary dealers in exchange for other program-eligible collateral.

ALMATY — Workers removed the branding from McDonald’s outlets in Kazakhstan’s biggest city, Almaty on Friday after the fast food giant’s local business appeared to fall victim to collateral damage from the Russia-Ukraine war.

A loan against Fixed Deposit (FD) is a type of secured loan where you can borrow money from a bank or a financial institution by pledging your FD as collateral.

A new Fed program will allow banks to post certain high-quality securities as collateral and borrow from a government emergency fund.

Another interesting item to note when drilling in the collateral tape is the regional risk taken by the fund.

As for some Israelis being shot by IDF soldiers, that may well be true, because war inevitably includes collateral damage.

At present, approximately 42% of our loan collateral has been contributed to CLOs, 53% is on our warehouse lines and 5% is unencumbered.

Bond could also be provided as collateral or as cash and can be posted by others, including friends or a bail bond agent.

But is it possible to reverse the expression, and speak of "collateral benefits"?

But other epidemiologists and public health scientists shared 'grave concerns' about the collateral damages of such policies on the NHS and other parts of society in future.

But SVB’s problem is shared with the entire US banking network, which faces the consequences of sharply rising interest rates on fixed interest and other financial investments, both on and off their balance sheets as loan collateral.