They are just about insolvent and the Irish government has already pretty much guaranteed all Irish bank debts.
Coventry City Council took out a loan in January so Arena Coventry Limited (ACL) could pay off bank debts.
The extra cash will help to pay off Xerox's recently incurred bank debts.
The Irish government has already pretty much guaranteed all Irish bank debts.
Meanwhile, Ireland, the agency said, could claw its way back into the single-A rating band if a deal is struck to share the burden of its bank debts.
According to the consulting firm, by the end of March this year, the aggregate indebtedness of the UK - that's the sum of household debts, company debts, government debts and bank debts - had risen to 492% of GDP, or almost five times the value of everything we produce in a single year.
To state the bloomin' obvious, when a bank can't borrow from anywhere, even from the central bank, to repay its own debts as they fall due, well that's what causes panic and bank runs - because no one would leave their money in a bank that can't repay its debts.
Stephen Hester was hired as chief executive by the previous Labour government to cut the bank's colossal debts.
Fannie Mae argued the bank sold it toxic debts and should be responsible for the losses it suffered.
Fannie Mae argued the bank sold it toxic debts and should be responsible for the losses it suffered as result.
It is not clear how effective the move will be, though: Sumitomo Mitsui Bank has massive bad debts of its own and has yet to commit fresh funds to Mitsui.
This week the government bailed the bank out, transferring bad debts totalling 8 billion koruna to a state institution.
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Mr Negi has found 14 companies which would have more cash in the bank, after repaying their debts, than they could be bought for at today's share prices.
In that case, you say in your post that the bank president did not include certain debts in his schedules.
Among the worries is that bank and investor losses on government debts in Europe could undermine confidence in global financial systems again.
In calculations I reported here before, I estimated that IBRC would have paid off its debts to the Central Bank by 2022.
Within just a few months, the Argentine government restricted withdrawals of bank deposits, defaulted on its debts and broke the link with the dollar, allowing the peso to devalue.
As I have pointed out before, Italy, France and Spain are more at risk of a funding crisis than the UK, because their central bank, the European Central Bank, will not buy their debts to any substantial extent.
There was indignation in England this month when he declared that after Scottish independence the British government should be liable for the bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland and its vast debts (London officials failed to regulate the banks, sniffed the first minister).
Harsh as it seems after years of belt-tightening, the best thing to do with the budget surpluses may be to bank them, by paying down government debts.
Second, a top Chinese banking regulator said recently that municipal governments, which have seen mounting debts, can roll over bank loans as long as projects are 60% complete.
Only if the rescue funds were free to borrow unlimited money from the European Central Bank could they credibly stand behind national debts and there is not yet any sign of that (see article).
Among other changes, the letter called for any Indonesian budget surplus to be spent on rural infrastructure rather than on reducing debts and for the World Bank and Asian Development Bank to play a greater role in overseeing agricultural reforms.
The bank believes that inflation would erode firms' debts and so ease the pressure to restructure.
It explains why Germans at the ECB opposed even the limited interventions by the central bank to buy up troubled Spanish and Italian debts - to the extent that two of the most senior Germans resigned in protest.
There was also the possibility of setting up a special "bad bank" to take on the "toxic debts" of nationalised banks such as Northern Rock - which could eventually be sold on by the government when market conditions improve.
Mr Carvalho, like many other economists, says that, on reasonable assumptions about growth and inflation, and with the central bank's reforms, the government's debts should remain under control.
The foreign debts represent only 6% of total bank assets and the effect on these liabilities is mitigated by the dollar assets banks create with this funding through export-credit financing.
Hungary's new central-bank governor is looking for ways to jump-start the country's recession-hit economy, with one possibility being to use the bank's reserves to bail out households with debts in foreign currencies.
Mr Barroso said the turning point was last September's promise from the European Central Bank to buy unlimited amounts of eurozone states' debts, which has helped crisis hit countries borrow more cheaply.
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