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• In the late 1980s it was loans to highly leveraged companies.
• Debt is also disapproved making investments in highly leveraged companies unacceptable.
• Oil-leveraged companies are going to be down.
• "It's a highly leveraged company.
• "We are a highly leveraged company, " the Dex filing says.
• "It's a leveraged company.
• They are taking almost all of the debt out of a very highly leveraged company,
• The growth in loan funds has coincided with increased trading in loans to highly leveraged companies.
• The subsequent Napoleonic Wars ruined the market for American land and Morris's highly leveraged company collapsed.
• It could also mean interest rates will stay high, squeezing leveraged companies and hurting sales of real estate.
• When interest rates come down, leveraged companies get a bigger break because their cost of debt is reduced.
• The future will see many joint ventures and mergers with highly leveraged companies getting equity from outside the country.
• To date, the biggest problem has been large, syndicated, shared credits to large, highly leveraged companies.
• Shares of the highly leveraged company ended the day at $ 21, exactly the price at which they began trading.
• With the economy in a slump, the highly leveraged companies owned by buyout funds are among the most vulnerable businesses.
• A highly leveraged company will be forced to use more revenues to service its debt and will be vulnerable to rate increases.
• Analysts say Metro Pacific is the most highly leveraged company among listed issues at the Philippine Stock Exchange because of its property ventures.
• "We are a highly leveraged company in the media business in the midst of a media recession, " he said.
• Many of the loans to highly leveraged companies in which these funds invest have fallen in value as the companies struggle to pay their debts.
• Such market conditions sometimes precede a recession, and troubled, highly leveraged companies like Levi's are the most vulnerable during an economic downturn.