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...all its liabilities including prospective and contingent liabilities ''(I know what you’re thinking by the way — the highest court in the land isn’t ...s are entitled to apply to the court for the appointment of a [[receiver]] who will liquidate your assets, determine your liabilities, and distribute the

...gions of young investment bankers, now deceased, made a similar mistake in those first few giddy months of the new millennium before the bubble burst. I can Well, those young bankers, and their clients, got burned, and even now their successors

...blow up, but that’s hardly the [[espievie]]’s fault. How is it supposed to know? It is a harmless little [[Open-ended investment company|otter-like creatur ...ment of creditors in insolvency. The Archegos situation (which as far as I know didn’t involved limited recourse, by the way) illustrates this dynamic pr

..., it will come for you. You will not know when, where or why, but you will know it when it does. You will collect your worldly things, your precious bauble ...t shall be you, for it is thine handmaiden of dreck. And they will destroy those vain memorials to your works: they will tear them, brick from brick, until

...fact, several) — the effectiveness of security ([[security]] being one of those things beset with tripwires and [[magic words]]) and the effectiveness of p ...hey are not fortune-tellers. But lawmakers are often none of these things. Who knows what madness the estates of sovereign government will rain upon our h

...fellow be a minion all his days?<br>All the folders — this information<br>Who knew a bank could [[set-off]] in oh, so many ways?''}} ...e legal ninja moves. he has to put a stupefying move on Roly so he doesn't know. Barber continues to get roly out of trouble, roly wakes up and assumes it

{{a|negotiation|{{image|Percy and Queenie|png|[[Percy, who’s Queen?]] }} }}Why would an entity — regardless of its absolute execut There is ''no'' good reason, except “[[Percy, who’s Queen?]]”

...ental. As this is a [[breach of contract]], Peggy, ah, sued.<ref>I know, I know: laborious set-up; disappointing pay-off. It doesn’t matter anymore.</ref ...t. Also, she could have used the car herself, and earned money as, I don’t know — a limo driver.

...egal eagle|legal eagles]]}} — especially [[Inhouse counsel|inhouse ones]], who struggle to show their worth at the best of times — there is a serious po

...enty percent of your customers, and ''vice versa'' — which is just one of those unfortunate, immutable characteristics of any large group of uneven numbers ...eping it — and instead concentrating on that lovely twenty percent segment who bring in all the rest of our income. }}

Dust those who seek the substantive business of the organisation are typically underqualif

...s an added frisson that some of you might find strangely ''satisfying''. I know I do. ...ula esse|not ''dicks'']] — then the [[JC]] knows where he’d rather be, and who he would rather be trading with.

...ad to disappointment, particularly among the sunshine-loving trading folk, who naively expect a draft promised “today” to arrive during the hours of d

...ing one which Lange took on in 1984, one can only tip one’s hat to the man who actually did start that process rolling and acknowledge this very personal

...g their derivatives trading teams in the LIBOR setting process. Tom Hayes, who traded Yen LIBOR swaps in Tokyo, was but one. Though in his mid-twenties at ...he “deliberately disregarded the “''proper basis''” for the submission of those rates”.

...of it is just stupid. How does an elevator “belie the age of a building”? Who honestly gives a shit that Barry’s ears pop — at least make it a nose b ...sion with shoes? Does it matter that his phone is on silent? Do we need to know about the handle? No.

...fact, almost certainly will — feel a deep resentment and disappointment at those you engage to carry out your loft extension, as the fourteenth month passes ...inance contracts have lots and lots of [[boilerplate]] aimed to keep those who are owed money-like things safe.

For anyone who wants to hold forth on [[cryptocurrency]], for or against — and in financ ...rtarian project, the authors might say it is people, not cryptocurrencies, who finance terrorism — but to take that position to its extreme, why have ''

In one of those ironies to whose martial cadence our lives keep bitter time, before he coul ...lead the client money remediation workstream if you take all our clunkers? Who will manage our [[risk taxonomy]]? Unless we pay ''your'' stupid rates, whi