(f) Bank deposits

That generally transfers the deposits from the lending bank to another bank.

The typical bank is capitalized with equity, long term debt, short term debt, and deposits.

In marathon negotiations, the Cypriot government, under the supervision of the troika (the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund), agreed to a one time tax on bank deposits.

Bank subsidiaries will increasingly have to finance local lending with local deposits and other local funding.

That made sense only if the bank used the reserves to back up expanded lending and deposits.

Lately, this instrument has gained popularity, since the rates are higher than those paid on bank deposits.

In 1980, financial assets stocks, bonds, and bank deposits totaled around 100 of GDP in the advanced economies.

Likewise, increasing the interest rates paid on bank deposits would enable savings to decline without loss of income.

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The alternative is for government to write down public debt and bank deposits, giving creditors and depositors hair cuts.

So QE basically consists of an exchange of two low yielding assets long terms bonds and central bank deposits.

The authorities may hope that their plan to insure bank deposits will shift deposits from the three largest banks to many smaller banks around the country, facilitating local startups access to financing.

The Chinese authorities do it today, and they also set the minimum deposits banks must maintain with the central bank.

During the global financial crisis, even the safety of bank deposits and government bonds was in doubt for some investors.

Indeed, some countries including the United States impose no taxes on interest from large bank deposits by non resident aliens.

That scare was contained when the G 7 committed to increase guarantees of bank deposits and to backstop the financial system.

Doubts about the Irish government s solvency would then disappear quickly, and its guarantee of bank deposits would no longer look so shaky.

The second price spike occurred when Lehman Brothers collapsed, leaving investors scared about the safety of their financial assets including bank deposits.

Finally, in countries like Germany, where households bank and saving deposits far outweigh their debt, lower interest rates reduce total household spending.

Almost at the same time that the people were demanding a different model, the news about the imposition of a withdrawal on bank deposits and the following freeze on assets in Cyprus came by surprise.

Deposits will flow back into Greek banks.

Concurrent with diminishing labor income, government imposed ceilings on bank deposits the primary savings vehicle for most households have held down household capital income.

The Irish banking system approached total collapse in September 2008, and was only saved by a 400 billion government guarantee of all bank deposits.

Deposits in the branches of American banks in Buenos Aires were to be as safe as deposits in Miami.

It is the Eurogroup, after all, that solved Cyprus s financial crisis by partial confiscation of bank deposits, thereby undermining confidence in Europe s banks and setting the stage for Greece s bank panic two years later.

Bank runs occur when people, worried that their deposits will not be honored, hastily withdraw their money, thereby creating the very bankruptcy that they feared.

Large oil deposits were found in North Dakota.

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Although the value of the bank s assets doesn t exceed its liabilities, depositors won t flee as long as the government backs the bank by guaranteeing its deposits.

But this approach is hardly progressive, as the final holders of pensions, insurance contracts, and bank deposits are typically the beleaguered middle class and the elderly.

Although the value of the bank s assets doesn t exceed its liabilities, depositors won t flee as long as the government backs the bank by guaranteeing its deposits.

The final agreement reached in Brussels, with the intention to dismantle the largest bank of the country, and to tax bank deposits greater than 100,000 euros, is an ineffective hybrid solution, according to American economist Tyler Cowen

A bank, at bottom, is something that (a) takes deposits, (b) provides loans, (c) pretends to its depositors that their money (its liabilities) are more liquid than its assets, (d) collects net interest as a result, and (e) gets away with it almost all the time. The deposits can be individuals paychecks and the loans can be to small businesses.

As the Fed slowly raises interest rates, those middle class families holding their hard earned savings at the bank will finally start realizing some return on their deposits.

In 2007, huge oil deposits were discovered off Brazil s coast.

Large deposits of iron are found in banded iron formations.

I put the money in a three year time deposit at the bank.

Part of the high cost of housing arises from an underdeveloped financial system, which makes housing one of the few alternatives to bank deposits as a store of value.

Avoiding a post exit implosion of the Greek banking system, however, might require temporary measures, such as bank holidays and capital controls, to prevent a disorderly run on deposits.

But structured deposits for example, deposits whose rate of return is linked to the performance of the New York Stock Exchange are becoming increasingly popular.

This is particularly true of the repo markets, which provide the equivalent services for professional investors banks and large corporations that ordinary bank deposits provide for individuals and small firms.

In some countries tax burdens are increasing governments, having little economic solvency, continue to create taxes which affect bank deposits and, in a sense, penalise those with the most money.