英語 での Depositors の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Junior bondholders and shareholders in the two banks will suffer losses, but senior bonds and depositors will be protected.
The problem is that the liquidity promised to investors or depositors can be supplied only if at each moment a small number of people wish to convert their claim on the bank into cash.
For depositors, this means that the purchasing power of their savings is declining at a rate of 3% a year, and this should affect consumption negatively.
I then discuss the relationship between depositor-imposed discipline and the deposit insurance system, examining both conditions in other countries and the reality of bank selection by Japanese depositors.
We provide income to depositors because we generate income on assets[by making loans], which is what banks and financial institutions do.
As a way of apologizing to Binance depositors after the security breach of last week, the platform is now offering Tokens of BNP that are equivalent to $1.2 million.
This now rejected proposal of a tax on depositors was a total shift in strategy that had existed so far in the rescue operations of banks.
Essentially, bank depositors reacted to imperfect information; they did not know if their deposits were safe, and fearing further risk, they withdrew their deposits, even as this caused more damage.
This is likely to happen when depositors find their banks cannot deliver cash, the demand outstripping even the ability of the government to print money.
If all the bank's depositors were always prepared to settle their debts in this way the bank could forget all about its holdings of cash.
The Japanese government has been promoting Bank API since 2017 in the Banking Act because they want to protect depositors through strict password management.
As you might know, Europe didn't have regulated markets until a few years back, however there were many gambling brands all over the internet accepting depositors from those countries.
The Glass-Steagall Act came out of the lessons learned from the Great Depression and was designed to protect depositors by separating banking business from securities business so as to improve the soundness of banks.
For instance, restrictions on new entries into the banking sector weaken discipline by competitors while the deposit insurance system deprives protected depositors of monitoring incentives.
In addition, a loss of credibility in the financial system triggered by the collapse of some financial institutions worried depositors and financial markets alike, and seems to have contributed to the economic deterioration witnessed during 1997 and 1998 through a worsening of household and corporate sector confidence.
The response of depositors to negative interest rates has resulted in neoliberal economists, such as Larry Summers, calling for the elimination of large denomination bank notes in order to make it difficult for people to keep their cash balances outside of banks.
Both the central bank and the deposit insurance corporation do not draw much attention under normal circumstances, and their presence stands out only when depositors and financial market participants do not have full confidence in the soundness of financial institutions and financial system stability.
Simply put, the world will shift from perfect protection of depositors with the public sector shouldering the burden to self-responsibility in principle, and, in this sense, fiscal 2002 will be a turning point for Japan's financial system.
More precisely, it means that, as a result of the abolition of the exceptional measures, the government and the Deposit Insurance Corporation will not assume all losses of the failed banks, and thus depositors and claimants too would share appropriate losses.
Generate new reviewer access key A reviewer token Submitter anonymity To reduce potential bias during peer review, some journals now offer manuscript depositors the option of"double-blind" peer review, where a depositor remains anonymous to the reviewer.