leveraged造句怎麼寫

One indication is the discounted price at which leveraged loans are trading in the secondary market (see chart).

Hence, the leveraged, or "multiple," effect of changes in bank reserves, and of the Fed's purchases or sales of assets which determine those reserves.

With the leveraged loans market now in free fall, however, Highland's large holdings of such debt have transformed it from predator to potential target.

The main funding tool of the buy-out boom is what is known as leveraged lending: essentially, loans to borrowers with too much debt on their balance sheets to be judged as investment grade by rating agencies.

Highly leveraged funds sink quickly in such choppy markets.

So don't hope for a $100 billion leveraged buy-out—unless you're a vulture.

Another trouble spot is the debt financing provided last year to facilitate leveraged buyouts of real-estate concerns.

In America the issuance of leveraged loans is growing much faster than high-yield bonds, though the overall amounts are still smaller.

It IS a story every banker in Dubai likes to tell: in the 1950s the emirate borrowed money from Kuwait to dredge Dubai creek, the first of many leveraged bets on infrastructure.

After that, an ESB can be created and leveraged to provide enhanced service capabilities.

For instance, highly leveraged investment Banks lend more when credit is easy and pull back faster in the crash.

Hedge funds have actively provided credit via leveraged loans.

It also provides a set of standardized services for this data that can then be leveraged across and beyond the enterprise.

That spells danger for investors in leveraged ETFs, which use debt to magnify the returns of the index they follow.