Betekenis van:
bank run

bank run
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the concerted action of depositors who try to withdraw their money from a bank because they think it will fail

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    Werkwoord

    bank run
    een vervoeging van bank

    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. I've got to run to the bank.
    2. The bank was run by private citizens.
    3. I'm just going to run down to the bank.
    4. If you run out of cash, you can fall back on your savings in the bank.
    5. A run on the bank had started, creating a major danger for the liquidity of the bank.
    6. Even in the BAWAG case, where the bank was confronted with a bank run after management fraud, deposit withdrawals were limited to 20-30 %.
    7. During the immediate ‘bank run’ crisis in May 2006, these possibilities were not made use of due to time pressure.
    8. the slower return than expected of the lost savings deposits and clients accounts during the ‘bank run’,
    9. Notably, the compensation measures (including the ‘bank run’ — see below) would lead to a reduction of the group balance sheet total of […] % versus 2005.
    10. Further measures reduce the scope for (political) [influence] and ensure that the bank will be exclusively run in accordance with business management criteria.
    11. On the UK retail deposit market, BankCo’s share will not exceed 1,5 % until after 2013 (GBP 23 billion) versus 1,9 % before the bank-run in September 2007.
    12. In itself, this ‘bank run’, leading to reduced market shares for BAWAG-PSK, is regarded by Austria as a mitigating measure.
    13. Austria explained that the State aid was necessary in order to end the ‘run on the bank’ which started in September 2005 and to assume the solvency situation of BAWAG-PSK and the BAWAG-PSK group.
    14. In this context, the Commission considers that the ‘bank run’ has to be regarded as a mitigating element in the global assessment of the occurrence of undue distortion of competition.
    15. According to the United Kingdom, the third party comments on pricing of savings products do not take into account NR’s depleted retail deposit base following the bank run in September 2007.