leverage ratio造句

gearing ratio; free resource ratio; capital gearing ratio: [UK] [= leverage ratio in US] Ratio of debt/liabilities to equity/assets.

"high leverage ratio of the state-owned enterprises,"

Goldman's second-quarter leverage ratio was in line with that of J.

The leverage ratio could now be exported to other jurisdictions too.

We found that operation risks and bankrupt costs of enterprises could have positive impacts on leverage ratio, while pay-out ratio of dividends may have negative impact on leverage ratio.

Such a high leverage ratio makes investors extremely nervous, even if a large portion of that leverage ends up being relatively benign government agency debt.

No need to panic yet, but a leverage ratio is being considered as part of the Basel 3 rules.

Coverage ratio a leverage ratio, represented as earnings before fixed charges and taxes divided by fixed charges. Fixed charges include interest, required principal repayments, and lease expenses.

Those American banks whose regulator imposed a leverage ratio had an incentive to move assets off their balance-sheets.

Its gross leverage ratio, a gauge of the funds it has borrowed against its equity, is about 33 to 1.

The German Banks, even Deutsche bank, look particularly thinly capitalised when the test disclosures are used to calculate a simple leverage ratio of capital to total assets.

All other Banks will be regulated by Basel 1a, which contains a few elements of Basel 2, but retains the leverage ratio.

Let me give you another example. For reforms in the financial sector, we can explore market-based approaches for debt-for-equity swap to help lower corporate leverage ratio.

There is now impressive momentum behind the idea of a leverage ratio, a measure that puts a fixed ceiling on the total amount of assets that a bank can hold relative to its capital.

搭配率,自有资金与借入资金比率;资本搭配率:1.在英国指债务/负债与股本/资产之间的比率[等于美国的leverage ratio]。