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• Beef prices will come down as a result of forced liquidation of herds, he said.
• As rumours of LTCM's difficulties spread, some market participants positioned in anticipation of a forced liquidation.
• A vivid illustration of the consequences of these forced liquidations is given by Lowenstein ( 2000 ).
• Any forced liquidation will be managed by Crown Development Co, an SCIB affiliate established to help develop assets.
• Forced liquidation and changes in investors'preferences further lower asset prices and deteriorate the balance sheets, amplifying the initial shock.
• The government is currently redrafting the bankruptcy law which would pave the way for the forced liquidation of these companies.
• This guidance clarified that forced liquidations are not indicative of fair value, as this is not an " orderly " transaction.
• The five-year lockup " gives us time to build and to exit a position without having to worry about investors forcing liquidations,"
• Even with its $ 400 million debt ( now over 2 trillion rupiah ), under Indonesian bankruptcy law, creditors probably couldn't force liquidation.
• Amid a forced liquidation of Dunlaps and its associated stores through the end of 2007, MM Cohn's remaining stores closed on September 16, 2007.
• City Stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 1979, forcing liquidation of the chain and closing of the flagship downtown store in April 1980.
• Despite Thursday's upturn, said Peter J . Canelo, a Morgan Stanley strategist, the market is likely to continue to be pressured by forced liquidation in Internet issues.
• Japan's Ministry of Finance signaled its readiness to clean up the debt-burdened banking system with the first forced liquidation of a commercial bank since World War II.
• The group's purchase is seen as vital for the restructuring of Capital Asia following the forced liquidation of its brokerage arm C A Pacific Securities last week.
• On October 20, faithful and clergy of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church participated in a synod in Lviv, the first since its forced liquidation in the 1930s.
• One analyst predicts that stock price drops in recent months should greatly increase takeover bids and forced liquidations among the Net firms, many of which have already folded.
• Growing opposition began to showcase the need for an improved banking system that could avoid forced liquidation of this short-term paper that came about more or less periodically.
• Still to come is the bankruptcy-forced liquidation of JEDI II . So far, CalPERS has recovered dlrs 171 million of its dlrs 175 million investment in JEDI II.
• Radelet & Sachs ( 1998 ) suggested that self-fulfilling panics that hit the financial intermediaries, force liquidation of long run assets, which then " confirms " the panics.
• Japan's Ministry of Finance showed it's willingness to inflict pain to clean up the country's teetering banks with the first forced liquidation of a commercial bank since World War II.