Betekenis van:
lower-ranking
lower-ranking
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- aan iem. onderworpen, van hem afhankelijk
- inferior in rank or status
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
lower-ranking
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- inferior in rank or status
Synoniemen
lower-ranking
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- inferior in rank or status
Synoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- non-lower-ranking creditors:
- Lower-ranking land charge
- lower-ranking creditors:
- the non-lower-ranking creditors;
- The non-lower-ranking groups PBS 3 and PBS 4 waived all their claims with effect from 15 July 2002.
- The lower-ranking land charge of the Liegenschaftsfonds represents no security in an insolvency scenario where the banks’ first-ranking mortgage and right to separate satisfaction fully covered the value of the security.
- By contrast, the unsecured suppliers in group PBS 5 relinquished 90 % of their claims like the other non-lower-ranking creditors in that group.
- Similarly, the private creditor principle was respected with regard to the lower-ranking claims because all the public and private creditors concerned waived them.
- The lower-ranking claims in group PBS 7 were cancelled by the insolvency plan in accordance with Article 225 of the Insolvency Statute.
- Germany pointed out that in a liquidation scenario little or no payment would have resulted to public creditors, including the ones secured by a lower-ranking land charge.
- All these groups comprised unsecured non-lower ranking claims, which were non-privileged and which would have received an equal share or nothing at all in the event of liquidation.
- Due to the prohibition on appropriating reserves for the servicing of coupons for tier 1 and tier 2 instruments, the lower-ranking capital owners are also contributing to the restructuring of LBBW.
- According to Germany, the assets of Herlitz AG and Herlitz PBS AG were only sufficient to cover the claims of creditors with a right to separate satisfaction. The public creditors outside this group had no securities or only a lower-ranking land charge.
- Furthermore, it could not be deduced from an agreement on the junior-ranking nature of the assets that there was a lower risk for the investor, since the transferred capital represented an important part of the entire core capital, in some instances more than 50 %.