Staff buyout

Similar reckless lending practices prevailed in the leveraged buyout market, where private equity firms take over public companies and finance the deals with high debt ratios the leveraged loan market, where banks provide financing to private equity firms and the asset backed commercial paper market, where banks use off balance sheet schemes to borrow very short term.

The amount of finance leveraged

The partnerships have leveraged additional funding from the Government of the Netherlands.

Core result 2 Pilot models and lessons leveraged for policy impact and replication

Regarding a one time staff buyout, my delegation can go along with it only if it can be implemented without additional resources.

Moreover, she saw more logic in linking the margin adjustment to the competitiveness of the common system than to the buyout programme.

Regarding the buyout programme, the representative of CCISUA noted that no plan had been developed or shared with the staff representatives yet.

We leveraged that 10,000 seed grant more than 300 times into a 3 million park.

The Bank's contribution of 60 million to these projects leveraged more than 115 million from other donors.

As UNDP streamlines its performance management systems, corporate learning strategies will be leveraged to further strengthen staff competencies.

Although PSG will have paid Neymar's buyout clause in one lump sum, it can spread the amount for accounting purposes over the length of his contract.

These leading, innovative, nonprofit folks, who are using business skills in a very leveraged way to solve social problems.

This memorandum of understanding has leveraged additional funding for water for Asian cities from the Government of the Netherlands.

The Court concluded that the Union had a duty to accommodate by making reasonable efforts to avoid the discriminatory effects of the buyout provision on the complainants.

But it was a bubble and a highly leveraged one at that. While periodic bubbles may be unavoidable, and no bubble is without consequences, a highly leveraged bubble tends to cause far more damage, owing to its impact on the real economy and the duration of the deleveraging process.

In United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 401 v. Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission, Safeway Ltd, the employer, and the Union had negotiated a buyout package for senior employees.

The Alberta Court of Appeal held that certain employees who were ineligible to the employee buyout program because they had not worked sufficient hours due to their disabilities were discriminated against.

(ii) Agreeing to provide the Secretary General with the authority and resources to pursue a one time staff buyout so as to refresh and realign the staff to meet current needs

LDPs will be leveraged to inform and influence national policy dialogue on decentralization and to promote replication by government and other development partners.

This financing has leveraged an additional US 2,730 million so that a total of US 3,258 million is available for climate change projects.

Human and financial resources are leveraged through work and cost sharing arrangements with internal and external partners to ensure value per project dollar spent.

I therefore request the General Assembly to provide me with the authority and resources to pursue a one time staff buyout so as to refresh and realign the staff to meet current needs.

And I will offer the Assembly a detailed proposal for a one time staff buyout, to ensure that we have the personnel best suited to carry out the priorities the Assembly has set.

Within the United Nations system, many agencies have leveraged the events of the last year to start new, or to highlight existing, road safety activities.

The GEF could also generate larger environmental resources if it were able to raise the ratio of leveraged, private co finance in the projects it underwrites.

(c) A detailed proposal on the framework for a one time staff buyout to improve personnel structure and quality, including an indication of costs involved and mechanisms to ensure that it achieves its intended purpose.

Takes note of paragraph 64 of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions,A 61 537. and decides not to pursue the proposal of the Secretary General on the staff buyout

In paragraph 163 (c) of the Summit Outcome, the General Assembly requested the Secretary General to submit a detailed proposal on the framework of a one time staff buyout to improve personnel structure and quality.

On the contrary, doodling should be leveraged in precisely those situations where information density is very high and the need for processing that information is very high.

A detailed proposal on the framework for a one time staff buyout to modernize and improve personnel structure and quality, including an indication of costs involved and mechanisms to ensure that it achieves its intended purpose

Gyourko s own 2013 study concludes that the FHA, now effectively leveraged 30 to one on guarantees of home mortgages that are themselves leveraged 30 to one, is underwater to the tune of tens of billions of dollars. He wants the FHA shut down and replaced with a subsidized saving program that does not attempt to compete with the private sector in evaluating mortgage risk.

Uncertainty about how, exactly, the liabilities of highly leveraged banks and over leveraged peripheral governments are to be guaranteed is shrinking the supply of safe savings vehicles at a time when macroeconomic rebalancing calls for it to be rising. And the rapid reductions in budget deficits that European governments are now pledged to undertake can only increase the likelihood of a full double dip recession.

The Advisory Committee does not object to a provision of 27,800 for a consultant to design the staff buyout programme, but it should be provided from within the resources available under section 28 of the proposed programme budget.

Eastern Europe has its problems, which are likely to impact Western Europe s highly leveraged banks. In a globalized world, problems in one part of the system quickly reverberate elsewhere.

According to the report presented by the GEF to the SBI at its fifth session, the US 528 million had then leveraged an additional US 2,730 million in project financing.

10. Invites the International Monetary Fund to determine additional regulatory and disclosure measures to ensure greater transparency of financial market participants, including highly leveraged operations of the international institutional investors

Many homebuilders are near bankrupt, as are some hedge funds and other highly leveraged institutions. Even in the US corporate sector, defaults will rise, owing to sharply higher corporate bond spreads.

For SMEs, a shortage of customers, not a shortage of credit, constrained borrowing, employment, and output. And the customers were absent because the pre crisis credit boom had left them over leveraged.

UNIFEM supported the participation of the Positive Women's Network in India in major national and international meetings, its joining of the Global Coalition on Women and AIDS, and leveraged support from donors.

UNDP has leveraged the pro bono services of an external independent firm to conduct a preliminary risk inventory and high level road map for the implementation of enterprise risk management in UNDP.

The Multilateral Fund does not usually seek or assist in the arrangement of co financing however, there have been projects where resulting savings in energy usage have leveraged funding from other institutions.

Because doodling is so universally accessible and it is not intimidating as an art form, it can be leveraged as a portal through which we move people into higher levels of visual literacy.

So, I am very interested, from the beginning, that how how our knowledge about everyday objects and gestures, and how we use these objects, can be leveraged to our interactions with the digital world.

In Europe, banks supply roughly 70 of the credit to European economies, compared to 30 in the US. But many European banks are over leveraged zombies, kept alive by emergency public infusions of liquidity.