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As a result, some 90 percent of the loans are backed by state guarantees.

Full nationalisation for any that call on the state guarantee.

Construction was finally approved in 1856 with a state guarantee of interest payments.

Its $3.3 billion in individual life insurance policies would be backed by the state guarantee associations.

In such cases, policyholders receive no protection from state guarantee funds.

By law, state guarantee associations do not generally protect certain types of pension plans.

The plan still has several hurdles to clear, including winning approval from 42 of the 50 state guarantee funds.

The investor has to put in one-third of the investment and the Government will give a state guarantee for two-thirds.

"If you have to rely only on state guarantee funds, you should not be doing business with that company."

To finance this, state guarantees for the load and deficits needed to be granted.

The harm to consumers is often devastating when such plans fail because traditional state guarantee funds do not step in.

They are not covered by state guarantee funds.

Sources in the Treasury said such incentives were likely to be cheap funding or state guarantees, rather than tax breaks.

"I anticipate the other state guarantee associations will follow," he said at a news conference in San Francisco.

On the one hand these private banks make the profits with state guarantees and when they fail the tax payer pays up?

And keep in mind that annuities have no federal guarantees; they are generally covered by weaker state guarantee funds.

Rather, he said, the commission is concerned with the advantage that enterprises with state guarantees enjoy in the financial markets.

He said the developer of the office complex would receive a state guarantee to obtain a loan at lower-than-usual interest rates for construction.

Most of the costs, however, would be covered by state guarantee associations, which are supported by the industry to assist troubled insurance companies.

In addition, the government has started to disburse state guarantees and plans to use 300bn roubles ($9.9bn) until the year-end.

The greater international trust in the company also showed when it announced an early retirement from the State Guarantee in 2010.

Amendments to the act a year later included a state guarantee for the bank's obligations, including deposits, adding to its advantage over Íslandsbanki.

Homeland Funds was the first agricultural financial institution founded by the state and operated with a state guarantee.

The plan is subject to approval by each of the state guarantee associations, which are made up of the insurers doing business in that state.