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Meanings of force banks in English
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Usage of force banks in English
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Vickers said market discipline might even force banks to act much sooner.
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The review could force banks to scale back loans to energy companies.
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But it will force banks to pay far more for their funding.
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They can also force banks to post more collateral in derivative trades.
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Lincoln's provision would force banks to spin off swaps-dealing operations into separately capitalized units.
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Labour pledged to force banks to hold more capital and to break up state-owned banks.
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The tight deadline will also force banks to hurry up shifting contracts to the continent.
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That would force banks to raise mortgage rates more.
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Capital rules force banks to fund a minimum amount of business through equity, rather than debt.
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The accord will force banks to triple the amount of capital they hold over six years.
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Any restructuring that would force banks to take losses would be far too risky, he says.
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It also pledged to force banks to hold more capital and to break up state-owned banks.
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Higher short-term rates force banks to pay more to borrow from customers through certificates of deposit.
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It can force banks to trim sketchy or risky businesses, and cut payouts to build capital.
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It could also force banks to restrain dividends.
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The EU rules also force banks to build up cash buffers from 2015 to withstand market shocks.
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