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1 leverage risk
leverage risk FIN Verschuldungsrisiko n, Leverage-Risiko n (das Risiko der – zusätzlichen – Finanzierung mit Fremdkapital: Fremdkapitalzinsen sind auch in konjunkturell schwierigen Zeiten zu entrichten, im Gegensatz zu den Dividenden, auf die bei alternativer Eigenkapitalfinanzierung kein Anspruch besteht)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > leverage risk
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2 leverage ratio
leverage ratio (AE) ACC, BANK, FIN Verschuldungsgrad m, Verhältnis n zwischen Fremd- und Eigenkapital (cf BE gearing ratio; synonymous: debt-equity ratio, debt-to-equity ratio, ratio of debt to equity = total debt divided by equity = borrowings: equity = Fremdkapital: Eigenkapital; the ratio indicates the level of risk taken by a company as a result of its capital structure; Risikokennziffer von grundlegender Relevanz für die Rating- bzw. Kreditwürdigkeits-Einstufung eines Unternehmens); Kapitalstrukturkennziffer f; Leverage Ratio f (neue Bilanzkennzahl i.S.v. Basel III; vgl. Anmerkung zu dt. Leverage Ratio)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > leverage ratio
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3 risk-insensitive measure
risk-insensitive measure BANK, FIN risikounempfindliche Maßnahme f, nicht risikosensible Maßnahme f, risikoresistente Maßnahme f (e.g. a leverage ratio for financial institutions; cf leverage ratio)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > risk-insensitive measure
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4 belt and suspenders approach
belt and suspenders approach (infrml; AE) BANK, FIN (infrml) doppelt genähter Ansatz m; Doppelsicherungsansatz m, zweifach gesicherter Ansatz m (risk-based equity flanked by underpinning leverage ratio to reduce the risk of banks gaming regulatory requirements, i.e. engaging in moral hazard; Revision von Basel II: finanzaufsichtliche Absicherung einerseits durch die risikobasierte Eigenkapitalregel, die am Risikogehalt der Aktiva –im Handels- und Kreditbuch = trading book and banking book– orientiert ist, andererseits durch die nicht risikobezogene Leverage Ratio, die pauschal auf das Verhältnis von Eigen- zu Gesamtkapital – oder den Kehrwert daraus – abstellt)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > belt and suspenders approach
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5 deleveraging
deleveraging BANK, FIN Schuldenabbau m, Schuldenrückführung f, Entschuldung f, Fremdkapitalabbau m, Rückführung f des Fremdkapitalanteils, Abbau m der Fremdverschuldung (quantitative, strategische Sicht; Motivation: Verbesserung der Bonität, des Ratings, der Unabhängigkeit oder Aktienwerthaltigkeit, der Eigenkapitalquote = equity ratio, der Risikotragfähigkeit = risk-bearing capacity); Umschuldung f (qualitativ; Umstrukturierung hochverzinslicher in niedrigverzinsliche oder kurzlaufender in mittel- oder langfristige Kredite bei konstantem Verschuldungsgrad = leverage ratio, auch Streckung der Tilgungsraten; bei drohender Zahlungsunfähigkeit und Aussicht auf Verbesserung der künftigen finanziellen Lage auch Schuldenreduktion durch Gläubigerverzicht; im Vordergrund: Verringerung der fixen Fremdkapitalkosten)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > deleveraging
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