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Meanings of meet capital in English
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Usage of meet capital in English
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AIFM requires funds to register and report data as well as meetcapital rules.
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Pension and insurance funds are compelled to hold more bonds to meetcapital adequacy rules.
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However, Europe's banks are facing mounting pressure to shrink their balance sheets to meetcapital adequacy rules.
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The firms now come under regulation by the Federal Reserve and must meetcapital and other requirements.
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The firm now comes under regulation by the Federal Reserve and must meetcapital and other requirements.
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Aurora has struggled to meetcapital requirements as regulators have limited its ability to offer new certificates of deposit.
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Those companies are regulated by the Fed, and must meetcapital requirements comparable to those for big U.S. banks.
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The bank has struggled to meetcapital requirements as regulators have limited its ability to offer new certificates of deposit.
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However, the Dodd-Frank financial reform law requires that the whole bank holding company, not just the banking unit, meetcapital rules.
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Previously, overseas investors could hold property projects in offshore vehicles; now they must set up domestic companies that meetcapital requirements.
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Britain's Prudential PRU.L followed suit, disposing of its Taiwan operation to Taipei-based China Life 2823.TW last month to meetcapital needs at home.
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Basel III and Solvency II introduce stricter capital requirements, while AIFM requires funds to register and report data as well as meetcapital rules.
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The more hybrid debt that lenders can use to meetcapital requirements, the less common equity they need and the healthier their current buffers appear.
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The move could reshape Indonesia's Islamic insurance, or takaful, market by spurring mergers as firms try to meetcapital requirements for their full-fledged Islamic units.
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Mortgage insurers in the United States have been struggling to meetcapital adequacy benchmarks and have sought waivers to continue writing business in many states.
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A change in accounting rules could force them to take losses, potentially affect their ability to meetcapital requirements or cause additional volatility in earnings.