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At which point, presumably, the rest of the eurozone would have to accept a Greek default and a much more significant reduction in the value of what the country has to repay than the implied 21% that has been allowed so far.
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Meanwhile their shares, which would normally be the most worthless securities in a default, suggest that the firms still have substantial value.
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Unless the ECB were to do something stupid, a debt default by Greece would have no impact upon the value of the euro, so the Greek economy would still have a viable currency.
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His worst-case scenario assumes that 90% of the CMO's mortgages default and it recoups only half their value, resulting in a net 45% loss.
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Some go so far as to say that if a bond is insured and bondholders receive back the par value, no default has taken place, just an unscheduled call.
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This downward spiral may have been exacerbated by Europe's efforts to cut the value of Greek sovereign debt without triggering a payout on credit-default-swap contracts.
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Canadians who take out mortgages worth more than 80% of the value of the property must also take out insurance against default from a federal agency, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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Markit, for example, gathers information from a large collection of financial services companies to provide an independent view on the value of credit default swaps.
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In benchmarking that price point as the default value for nearly all books in the Kindle Store, Amazon was discounting to a loss, presumably to build adoption of the Kindle platform.
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Some loan pools already have seen default rates exceeding 40%, a big reason many subprime bonds trade at a fraction of their face value, and their holders won't recover their full principal balance, despite the recent rally.
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They will default, their currency will lose value, and high inflation will result, causing higher unemployment and a further erosion of their economy.
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