Значения термина whole payment на английском

CIT would be required to pay the $1 billion as a "make- whole payment" under that agreement.

The only difference is instructive -it's very regressive because only lower rate taxpayers catch the whole payment.

He cited cases involving solvent companies where a make- whole payment was recognized, but Energy Future's solvency is open to debate.

You will continue to receive the whole payment every four weeks unless you decide to opt out entirely and lose the whole benefit.

The payments will be split between mortgage repurchases -in which the bank takes back the home loan -and so-called make whole payment.

The whole payment or compensation is not exacted at once but a suitable length of time for the completion of it is always agreed upon.

The company owes them an additional $400 million make- whole payment for any redemption that occurs after March 15, they argue.

The whole payment to be made to the clergy of the 1250 benefices he calculated at £361,928, thus leaving a surplus of £97,612.

But the bank and owners of roughly $250 million of the notes disagreed, arguing that Chesapeake would owe an additional $400 million make- whole payment.

Bondholders sued, arguing the company was wrongfully denying them $1 billion in make- whole payments.

Make- whole payments protect holders of high-yielding securities from losing potential interest if the debt is repaid before maturity.

The loans would be used to refinance two issues of senior secured bonds without compensating bondholders with make- whole payments.

Do you suppose that the whole payments he makes are not made through you?-I don't know that they are.

NextEra could waive Energy Future's requirement that the make- whole payments are disallowed, allowing Energy Future to meet the plan conditions.

Make- whole payments are generally triggered when creditors are repaid early to compensate them for the present value of foregone interest.

Bondholders have become increasingly willing to fight for the make- whole payments in recent corporate bankruptcies because there are few other high-yield investments.