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• Total Japanese bank debt exposure to South Korea is around dlrs 24 billion.
• Even with its huge debt exposure in the region, Citibank remained committed.
• The declining ringgit adversely affected the earnings of corporations as well as their foreign debt exposure.
• Only companies with a strong balance sheet and relatively little U . S . dollar debt exposure will survive the crisis.
• So the vulnerability of the East Asian countries arising from the high short term debt exposure is not there in India.
• They had hoped to use some of the proceeds from the sale to help meet their debt exposure to the company.
• BLTBCo, which started operations in 1918, is currently in financial trouble with a P1.3-billion debt exposure.
• He was fortunate to escape the 1997 Asian financial crisis as he had liquidated most of his clients'positions and debt exposure.
• The wide array of businesses _ combined with heavy overseas debt exposure _ helped bring down one of China's biggest investment trusts.
• It said Malaysia faces a very low sovereign default risk due to its small foreign currency debt exposure unlike Indonesia, South Korea and Thailand.
• A large amount of foreign currency debt exposure coupled with limited hedged activities will substantially weaken the financial profit of most property companies, it said.
• When the Davos meet began on Wednesday, 28 January, the financial community was still concerned about Korea's short term international debt exposure.
• Indofood's biggest problem is its huge forex debt exposure, which could wipe out its equity if the currency does not appreciate against the dollar.
• For example, if you are worried about the possibility of debt exposure to your family, your plan would only work when you are financially strong and solvent.
• An investment banker said more companies, especially those with large foreign-debt exposure and small export earnings, were expected to follow in SCCC's footsteps.
• The company expects its 1997 financial results to be affected by its foreign debt exposure due to the sharp depreciation of the rupiah against the U . S . greenback.
• The central bank, Bank Indonesia, said companies would face big fines and penalties if they do not declare the true extent of their foreign debt exposures by April 30.
• But the prose was obscure and the note only showed what Enron had put into the companies, not its possible debt exposure, said analyst John Olson of Sanders Morris Harris.
• Enron's abuse of off-the-books partnerships is being addressed by proposals to make corporations reveal more about their debt exposure and disclose all waivers of ethics rules.
• However, as of 1997, the foreign currency debt exposure of those 17 companies was worth about US $ 2 billion which accounted for more than 50 percent of their total debts.