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leveraged

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leveraged
Of, relating to, or being an investment situation for which borrowed funds are used. A highly leveraged investor or firm is in a relatively risky position if interest rates rise or if the investment yields are disappointingly low.
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FASB has issued a staff position that requires companies to recalculate their leveraged leases if there is a change in the timing of cash flows relating to income taxes generated by the leveraged lease.
Staff position issued on leveraged leases by California CPA
Specifically, firms requiring investment funds, but lacking funds from operations (proxied by profitability), and not having further access to discretionary pension funds, as evidenced by the underfunded status for the more highly leveraged firm, rely upon increased external debt, particularly when the firm has committed itself to high dividend payout levels.
The relationship between pension plan funding levels and capital ... by Moody, Sharon M. / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
Leveraged leases can be a complex and intricate vehicle for financing equipment in today's marketplace.
Leveraged leases a financing tool for the RE industry by LAKS, KENNETH B. / Real Estate Weekly
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