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"CoCo is a very intense player who is very unselfish on the football field," says his high school coach David Bradberry.
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He played to a packed comedy tent that, before he hit the stage, chanted "CoCo" -- the nickname he earned as "Tonight Show" host and that became the rallying cry for his fans when NBC ousted him.
WBIR.com - News 2010
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The Basel committee is "continuing" to study whether so- called CoCo bonds, and other contingent capital instruments, could form part of a capital surcharge for too-big-to-fail banks, Walter said.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision will discuss the potential for so-called CoCo bonds to contribute to regulatory capital as an alternative to issuing shares or retaining more earnings, which banks say may stymie economic recovery by cutting their ability to lend.
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So-called CoCo bonds, which convert into a bank's ordinary shares if a specific trigger event occurs, are being considered for a capital surcharge on big banks by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
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He played to a packed comedy tent that, before he hit the stage, chanted "CoCo" -- the nickname that he earned during his "Tonight
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He played to a packed comedy tent that, before he hit the stage, chanted "CoCo" - the nickname that he earned during his "Tonight
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He played to a packed comedy tent that, before he hit the stage, chanted "CoCo" -- the nickname that he earned during his "Tonight
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Ice-T (Picture) and CoCo aka Nicole Austin The 2010 AMP Energy Bullrun Rally kick off held at
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Contingent capital bonds, dubbed "CoCo" bonds, are expected to become widely issued by banks if regulators clarify exactly how they should be structured to count toward equity capital, and if a clear investor base develops.
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