Usa "underwrite" in una frase

1. They were crammed with books on property taxes, real estate law, underwriting, and other scintillating topics

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2. , which managed the underwriting group, had planned to price the shares between $17 and $20

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3. Products are designed, risk is assessed, prices are determined (underwriting) based on the actuarially determined likelihood of a claim being submitted, insurance products are assembled, approved by various state and federal agencies, marketed, sold, administered and claims are processed when submitted

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4. As though to appear balanced, even after consuming a pint, Palit conceded to the presence of black sheep on the underwriting side of the fence as well

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5. In most states if someone has a group policy a lot of the carriers will cover a preexisting condition, but can raise the price if they are a medical underwriting state

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6. “flotation costs” which are a payment or a percentage of the proceeds to the underwriting

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7. The credit score of the borrower is a major component in and underwriting

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8. fooled by the fantasy of the feeble theory underwriting the serious part! All the models and theories show

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9. These are the definitions underwriting cosmology and while my work is that much ignored;

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10. The underwriting is very important when one is running an insurance business

11. The losses from insurance contracts, commonly known as underwriting losses, come from insurance contracts on which the company had to pay claims

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12. When the claims are more than the premiums received, there is an underwriting loss

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13. The most important function in the insurance company is underwriting

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14. For example, in a life insurance policy, the underwriting unit is the one that figures out how long a 40-year-old male, nonsmoker, with a clean bill of health is expected to live

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15. If the underwriting unit is wrong, the loss ratio will be higher than expected, and the company will lose money

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16. It turned ugly very fast and was due to poor underwriting

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17. Risk Selection: Identifying the risk it is willing to take, which means being good at underwriting and pricing

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18. In an insurance company like Allstate the underwriting department defines the expected losses for a specific group of insured

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19. Hence, trade selection, like insurance underwriting, is the key to this business

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20. It is probably the most important function at TOMIC, underwriting and the decision-making process on the risks to be acquired

21. The selection of markets (underwriting) is very important

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22. Risk management is a continuous process involving everything from underwriting (selecting the trade), sizing of positions, and active money management

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23. You will need to be extremely disciplined in order to follow the trading plan, making sure that the entries and exits are followed, and that the underwriting is done correctly

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24. In underwriting you have a process for trade selection and risk management

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25. One of the key success factors of TOMIC is the underwriting skills of you as manager

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26. To improve your underwriting skills, meaning trade selection, you have to be open to feedback

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27. Underwriting options is an approach that is rarely recommended to new traders, but it can have an appeal to experienced investors - even if they are new to options

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28. ” It is true that the reputable underwriting houses consider themselves as bound in some degree by a fiduciary responsibility toward their clients

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29. Although at times they participate in selling operations, which carry larger allowances than the ordinary market commission, their interest in pushing such individual issues is less vital than that of the underwriting houses who actually own them

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30. ” The reader will find it interesting to learn about ancient abuses at the hands of investment bankers, while the folks at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley may shed a few tears of nostalgia when they read about the good old days of 20% underwriting spreads on the likes of American Bantam Car Corporation Convertible Preference Stock

31. It is true that this difference of $3 per share was paid not to the management but to those underwriting and selling the shares

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32. Finally, most of the high returns on IPOs are captured by members of an exclusive private club—the big investment banks and fund houses that get shares at the initial (or “underwriting”) price, before the stock begins public trading

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33. It is a tribute to the honesty and competence of the underwriting firms that they are able to combine fairly well the discordant roles of adviser and salesman

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34. In 1959 we stated at this point: “The bad results of this unsound attitude show themselves recurrently in the underwriting field and with notable effects in the sale of new common stock issues during periods of active speculation

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35. In 1977 the winds in insurance underwriting were squarely behind us

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36. Very large rate increases were effected throughout the industry in 1976 to offset the disastrous underwriting results of 1974 and 1975

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37. Unless rates rise at a comparable 1% per month, underwriting profits must shrink

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38. Recently the pace of rate increases has slowed dramatically, and it is our expectation that underwriting margins generally will be declining by the second half of the year

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39. And it also is clear that as long as many large insurers feel compelled to choose that second op tion, there will be no better day for underwriting

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40. A third incentive drives the investment bankers who do the underwriting

41. The insurance company’s investment departments normally receive continuous new injections of cash from the underwriting departments, growing out of increases in premium volume and, it is hoped, from underwriting profits

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42. First, it demonstrates that profits can be obtained in many ways by investors, as, for example, the profits garnered by those members of the public fortunate enough to obtain Schaefer Corporation common stock on the initial underwriting who then sold their stock within the ensuing eighteen months

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43. Sponsors Attuned to the Needs of Bankers and the Wall Street Underwriting Community

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44. SPONSORS ATTUNED TO THE NEEDS OF BANKERS AND THE WALL STREET UNDERWRITING COMMUNITY

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45. Yet it seems likely that Facebook was a lot less sensitive to the needs and desires of the underwriting community than were the Hertz Sponsors

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46. Sponsors have proven to be very skillful resource converters who appear to be very sensitive to the needs of bankers and the Wall Street underwriting community

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47. Insurance company stocks tended to be depressed because the companies were suffering underwriting losses from their pure insurance operations, and the stock market emphasized earnings from operations rather than other elements that made insurance companies valuable, namely, the steadily increasing profits from dividends and interest on their investment portfolios, and the huge pools of liquidity built up through their holdings of marketable bonds and stocks

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48. It apparently resulted in the withdrawal of Wall Street sponsorship from Leasco,1 and at the minimum contributed to Leasco’s inability to consummate a public underwriting in 1969 or 1970, which has much to do with the outcome of the story that is the subject of this case

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49. 75 per month in the event the units were sold pursuant to a planned public underwriting of these preferred shares and warrants

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50. The investors were to obtain one half of the gain from the underwriting, as measured by the difference between 90 and 72, plus $

51. Unlike the institutional investors, Leasco had meaningful exposure; if a public underwriting was not accomplished by September 1969, Leasco would have had to pay the guaranteed price with its own funds

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52. The Wall Street community rapidly withdrew support from Leasco, and its investment bankers produced various stated reasons for no longer underwriting Leasco securities

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53. Although White, Weld did not actually execute a written agreement with Corporation or with any of the proposed members of the underwriting group until just before the registration statement became effective on November 27, 1968, it was busy putting together an underwriting group during the incubation period in which the SEC was reviewing and commenting on Corporation’s filing

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54. In all, the underwriting group included 128 firms—117 U

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55. The underwriting group also included Dillon Read; Halsey Stuart; Kidder, Peabody; Kuhn Loeb & Co

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56. 56 per share), was retained as underwriting discount;9 $1,065,000 of this (amounting to $

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57. 71 per share) went to White, Weld for its management fee and for the legal, advertising and other expenses incurred in connection with the underwriting

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58. Corporation incurred expenses of about $330,000 in connection with the underwriting, over and above the underwriting discount

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59. Brewing could have gone public by offering its stock via a Pressprich or White, Weld and Company or equivalent underwriting

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60. However, it would have been virtually impossible for a secondary underwriting to be arranged on such a basis that the Schaefer family interests would be able to realize $86 million in cash

61. Indeed, Corporation’s $39 million gross proceeds from its underwriting was relatively large for an issue of this type

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62. Not only were the Schaefer family interests able to realize $86 million of cash from doing what they did, but also they may well have achieved a much better aftermarket for their remaining holdings in Brewing’s parent than would have been the case on straight underwriting

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63. A registered secondary might be accomplishable only via an underwriting, the cost of which might run from 7 to 10 percent of the gross proceeds, and at that, might be accomplishable only during periods when both the new-issue market was doing well and Corporation itself was prospering

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64. The options were granted at fair market value (26 per share) on the date the underwriting agreement was signed

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65. Finally, the successful completion of Corporation’s public underwriting and subsequent favorable market action for Corporation stock unquestionably enhanced Pressprich’s reputation, both within the financial community and with others of means who were seeking the creative finance that the Schaefer case had demonstrated

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66. Pressprich and Company would manage the underwriting of 1 million Corporation common at around 26, which later increased to 1

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67. We do not know the reasons why White, Weld and Company was substituted as managing underwriter for Pressprich, and why Pressprich was not a member of the Corporation’s underwriting group in any capacity when the 1

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68. The probabilities are that the National Association of Securities Dealers, under its Rules of Fair Practice as they then existed, frowned on Pressprich or any Pressprich affiliate participating in the Corporation underwriting, because only a few months previously Pressprich had purchased 160,000 shares at $

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69. Yet, White, Weld purchased no discount stock and received no special fees: it participated only in its share of the underwriting spread, or discount, of $1

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70. White, Weld obtained by far the largest participation in the underwriting, 218,000 shares, or 14

71. The next-largest participation for a firm in the underwriting group was 33,000 shares, taken down by Dillon, Read and Kuhn, Loeb

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72. Since the issue was in demand, these underwriters and their sales forces were able to realize their allotted compensation both for performing the underwriting function and as selected dealers

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73. The first agreement was the Underwriting Agreement (sometimes called the Purchase Agreement), entered into between White, Weld and Corporation

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74. The second agreement was the Agreement Among Underwriters (sometimes simply called the Agreement Among) between White, Weld as representative of all the underwriters and each individual firm that became a party to the underwriting

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75. 56 underwriting discount (the difference between the $26 public offering price and the $24

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76. First, it unquestionably brought profit contributions and overhead coverage to its underwriting department

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77. Third, it enhanced White, Weld’s ability to participate in underwritings managed by others: The odds are that because Kuhn, Loeb and Lehman were invited by White, Weld into important positions in Corporation’s underwriting, Kuhn, Loeb and Lehman would be more desirous of inviting White, Weld into their underwriting groups for attractive issues than would otherwise have been the case

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78. Also, in the event White, Weld was to find itself in the type of promotional position that Pressprich was in, in these transactions, Pressprich or others might be more sympathetic to managing an underwriting of a White, Weld deal than it would otherwise

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79. sponsors attuned to needs of bankers and underwriting community

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80. And since the Europeans ruled most of the rest of the world, American investments were essentially underwriting Europe’s empires, too

81. Best’s Underwriting Guide

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82. Examples: Opportunistic entries into reinsurance underwriting after recent catastrophes have made reinsurance capital scarce and boosted the prospective rewards for underwriting

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83. “Normal” profitability and valuation multiples are not going to be what they were during that time, given more regulatory oversight, less leverage (and thus capital to lend), higher funding costs, stricter underwriting standards, less demand and less esoteric and excessively profitable products

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