leveraged

英 [ˈliːvərɪdʒd]

美 [ˈlevərɪdʒd]

网络  杠杆型; 杠杆; 杠杆化; 融资; 杠杆的

过去分词：leveraged　

BNC.26315 / COCA.16396

双语例句

• At KKR, the three men set up leveraged buy-outs of the kind they had pioneered at Bear Stearns.
  在贝尔斯登的时候，三人开创了一种杠杆收购，后来在KKR，他们正式确立了这种模式。
• But the party ended as banks virtually stopped lending to leveraged buy-outs.
  但随着银行停止为杠杆收购提供贷款，盛宴结束了。
• But the real key of leveraged financing is that it seriously protects down-side risk.
  但杠杆融资的真正关键在于它极大地保障了下行风险。
• The following examples illustrate when this type of technology can be leveraged in multiple industries.
  以下的例子说明了这种类型的技术何时能够在多个行业中加以利用。
• Inventing new financial products such as short selling of shares and currencies, subprime lending, securitisation, leveraged investments through hedge funds and a multitude of others, they apparently continued to grow and prosper.
  他们发明了各种新的金融产品（包括卖空股票和货币、次级贷款、证券化、通过对冲基金进行的杠杆化投资），表面上延续了增长和繁荣。
• The disclosure that highly leveraged financial institutions were holding toxic securitised American subprime mortgages shocked market participants.
  对高杠杆运作的金融机构当时正持有有害的美国次级按揭证券化产品的披露，使市场参与者备受震惊。
• Many firms were driven out by the1990 collapse of the proposed leveraged buyout of United Airlines.
  1990年，当计划中的杠杆收购联合航空公司的行动瓦解之后。
• The conundrum is not limited to leveraged lending institutions.
  遇到这个难题的并不仅限于杠杆贷款机构。
• Traditionally, leveraged buy-outs supported mature, cash-generative companies using debt.
  传统上，杠杆收购利用债务支持成熟、且能够产生现金的公司。
• As a result, leveraged loans are a conventional asset class held by conventional institutions.
  如此一来，杠杆贷款就变成了常规机构所持有的常规资产级别。