How To Use Underwriter In A Sentence
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Maybe the corporate underwriters of PBS shows are now demanding demographic ratings results, just as if these shows were on commercial networks.
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The unsold bonds were bought by the underwriters, and rates subsequently dropped back.
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Seven or eight people, Mrs Dennison among them, Paul Renaud, two underwriter syndicate chairmen, others.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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The mutual has promised not to credit score applications and brokers can speak directly to underwriters.
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The issuer and the underwriters shall clarify their respective rights and obligations in the underwriting agreement and shall disclose them to the general public.
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These investors take exposure to insurance by buying securities that underwriters issue to pass on some of the underwriting risks they have taken on.
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The windfall began when an underwriter stepped up with a £25,000 check and issued a challenge to other guests gathered at the studio party.
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But in one sense it is a good risk for the underwriters.
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securitize" -- those loans and then, through the activities of the underwriter defendants, sell them to investors as purportedly investment grade mortgage-backed securities.
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It's all too easy to obtain an 'online agreement in principle' only to find that, after a nerve wracking two weeks wait, you're rejected when the underwriter realises you are not a permie or asks you to show accounts (which clearly won't reflect what you truly earn - otherwise you need a new accountant!!)
Bytestart
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The underwriters of the defendants were the Swedish Club, and they needed a period of time to collate together the significant sum involved.
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The financier Allen Stanford is trying to force a reluctant group of Lloyd's of London underwriters to foot legal bills for his defence against $7bn (£4. 5bn) fraud charges laid by the US government, in a battle over an insurance policy indemnifying executives of his defunct business empire against litigation.
Allen Stanford in US court to sue Lloyd's over payment of his legal fees
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Provided always that in no case shall the liability of Underwriters exceed the insured value of the complete machine.
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Brokers and underwriters are to scale back or withdraw from some areas altogether, rather than write unprofitable policies, the insurers said.
Times, Sunday Times
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Underwriters previously used a laborious manual system to assess risk, cross-referencing data from maps, spreadsheets and technical data.
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As his debts accrued, he was finally forced to sell his bassoon and take a job as an insurance underwriter.
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The £50,000 fellowship, which included a residency and exhibition, was to be given biennially to an artist, but the underwriter pulled out.
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The listing of roles for which there is high demand at the recruitment firm includes underwriters, claims staff and internal auditors.
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This one was supposed to assess my claim before the underwriter would decide if it would pay the cost of going to an employment tribunal.
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The banking regulator plans to ask nonfinancial contract underwriters to deposit with the buyer at least 50% of the notional amount of a contract as collateral if the credit protection is bought by a bank, according to the draft rules.
China Considers Rules Allowing Risk Hedging
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Has a firm or company registered under the securities laws of any jurisdiction as a securities dealer, broker, investment advisor or underwriter, suspended or terminated your employment for cause?
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Seven or eight people, Mrs Dennison among them, Paul Renaud, two underwriter syndicate chairmen, others.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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I told the insurance commissioner's people the name of my underwriter.
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The history surely will not reveal any nonpublic information that the underwriter used in portfolio selection -- yet the gravamen of a claim against UBS is that just such information was used in portfolio selection to defraud CDO investor HSH Nordbank.
Louis M. Guenin: Regulating Collateralized Debt Obligations, the Elephant in the Room Untouched by Financial Reform Bills
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Underwriters previously used a laborious manual system to assess risk, cross-referencing data from maps, spreadsheets and technical data.
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In particular, war risks underwriters were not interested in justification of the insured value of the vessel.
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The group of underwriters has now split up -- or "broken syndicate" in the argot of dealmakers.
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Sometimes, when market conditions sour or underwriters misjudge demand, companies go public at lower prices than expected.
Playing the IPO Boom
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It needs careful and knowledgeable underwriters to monitor and hopefully improve the capacity in future years.
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In one recent $800,000 co-op transaction, the underwriter insisted that the flat screen included in the sale, valued at about $500, be removed from the contract, as it was "impacting" the loan to value ratio.
Ron Gitter: Mopping Up 2010 and What to Expect in 2011
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Seven or eight people, Mrs Dennison among them, Paul Renaud, two underwriter syndicate chairmen, others.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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In these circumstances the underwriter would take a pragmatic approach.
Times, Sunday Times
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He lives in Neath and is a senior life underwriter in the insurance industry.
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But in one sense it is a good risk for the underwriters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Our adopters are our underwriters, mentors, extra set of hands, uplifters and encouragers.
Undefined
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Even the best underwriters can't prop up a sluggish stock indefinitely.
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National mutual funds were among the biggest buyers, according to an underwriter at A. G. Edwards.
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The underwriter might also charge higher rates based upon subjective judgements and conclusions from their analysis of your property values.
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They surveyed 896 underwriters in 190 insurance companies to determine what premiums would insure a factory against property damage from an earthquake.
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This will be achieved by rebating underwriters' contributions to costs.
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It is his function to persuade with winged words his adversary, the company's local underwriter or "counterman," that the stock of cheap millinery belonging to the Slavonic gentlemen with the unfortunate record of two fires of unknown origin and two opportune failures is even more desirable -- at the rate -- than the large line on the substantial office building which he half exhibits, holding suggestively back.
White Ashes
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This procedure diverts massive amounts of capital to the tax collector and substantial sums to underwriters.
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The underwriter led the team and was charged with full authority to approve or disapprove applications.
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Each of the Underwriters have, severally, and not jointly, undertaken to subscribe for the new Shares.
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In September, China Securities Co., one of the two underwriters for Sinohydro Group's IPO, said in a report that it expects the company's net profit to grow 37.3% in 2011 and estimates earnings per share of 40 jiao.
Sinohydro to Debut Tuesday in Shanghai
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The process of going public involves substantial negotiation between the vendors and the underwriters.
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However, he accepted that, if the excess of the insured value over the market value were so great that it suggested a moral hazard, the underwriter would not insure the vessel.
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The issuing firm can make sure that underwriters compete for its business.
Principles of Corporate Finance
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Your premium will be set according to an individual underwriter's attitude to stoves.
Times, Sunday Times
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In these circumstances the underwriter would take a pragmatic approach.
Times, Sunday Times
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The underwriter might also charge higher rates based upon subjective judgements and conclusions from their analysis of your property values.
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In respect of Assureds domiciled elsewhere policies will be issued by the Underwriters.
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But in one sense it is a good risk for the underwriters.
Times, Sunday Times
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This practice, they argued, was similar to the behaviour of large underwriters in the traditional IPO process.
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Insurance underwriters have given notice that they will cancel war liabilities from midnight on Monday.
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Answer relatively and the right of the underwriter with safe belongings and insurant and obligation coexist.
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Through the quantification of fire risk, underwriters reconceptualized fire in abstract, economic terms, taming it on paper.
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John Doyle, CEO of AIG's commercial insurance division, defended the company's business decisions, saying underwriters do not provide coverage if the premium is too low to cover losses.
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The majority of vacancies are for commercial account handlers, underwriters and liability claims.
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It was not something we listed but we spoke to the underwriters and got them covered.
The Sun
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The lead underwriter of the CDO was a unit of Japan's Mizuho Financial Group Inc. The SEC also is trying to determine if S&P overrode its own internal controls when it continued to assign the deal its highest rating after the actual assets were traded into the deal, these people said.
Rating Firms' Asset Game
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This will be achieved by rebating Underwriters' contribution to costs.
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Most, if not all, of the leading fixed-income underwriters have or are developing their own software to conduct online auctions, but few are yet prepared to use it for fear of cannibalizing their existing underwriting business.
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A clear audit trail also is produced, replacing the spreadsheets that underwriters would previously attach to policies to document pricing adjustments.
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The roles were not necessarily distinct; the lead manager may also be an underwriter and a seller.
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The underwriters of London and Liverpool have raised their rate 1 per cent on cargoes from the southern ports of the United
The Underwriters of London and Liverpool
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The graphic illustration of that is the Waco transaction where the client paid ten times the premium sought by the underwriter.
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Seven or eight people, Mrs Dennison among them, Paul Renaud, two underwriter syndicate chairmen, others.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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The festival underwriter was a local piano company.
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An investment banking firm acting as underwriter sells securities from the issuing corporation to the public.
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The four scenarios were drawn from responses of underwriters in primary insurance companies.
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In a single year the steamer Underwriter was seized four times, auctioned four times, and returned four times to its role as a rumrunner at the eastern end of Long Island Sound.
LAST CALL
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Figure 1 shows the number of underwriters whose average offer-to-open percentage price increase fell into a given range.
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The issuing firm can make sure that underwriters compete for its business.
Principles of Corporate Finance
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Has a firm or company registered under the securities laws of any jurisdiction as a securities dealer, broker, investment advisor or underwriter, suspended or terminated your employment for cause?
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The underwriter will tell you how much stock you have to sell.
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Once the PPACA is fully effective, health insurance companies will no longer be underwriters.
The Unconstitutional Individual Mandate
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The judge's answer was that the obligation to give notice to the excess layer underwriters is an innominate term breach of which, if sufficiently serious, entitles the defendants to reject liability for the relevant claim.
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If the Underwriting Agreement is terminated by the Underwriter, the Rights Issue also will not proceed.
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During this decade, whilst there was increased competition, comparatively few policyholders decided to change underwriters with one particular exception.
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He looks uncomfortable, stalls and waffles unconvincingly about waiting to hear from lenders' underwriters.
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Rather than denigrating insurers, it would be instructive for Nation readers to hear from an actuary or underwriter.
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Potential underwriters who are trolling for worthy projects sponsor almost all of the competitions.
