Sentence examples for adequate lender from inspiring English sources

Also unsupported by the application of a Coasian methodology are claims that CBSes or dollarization will fail to produce deserved results because they don't protect countries from external shocks; they don't have adequate lender of last resort facilities; and they are not part of optimal currency areas; and they cannot be established because countries don't have adequate foreign reserves.

Given our lax monetary policy and our vast and profligate spending, interest rates will have to rise sharply, reflecting more adequate compensation our lenders will require.

It would mean that some states have adequate protections from payday lenders, while others continue to be at the mercy of the most unprincipled actors in the industry.

In announcing the layoffs, Dabhol Power said that a few employees, including the managing director, K. Wade Cline, would be rehired on contracts to maintain the plant and pursue Dabhol's legal claims, if the company's lenders provide "adequate financing".

Because the government has also committed to improving the health of its banks, it must come up with more money to ensure that the lenders have adequate capital, particularly critical if their loan losses start to snowball as the economy slumps.

The system has traditionally worked well due to both the integrity of the originating lenders and adequate oversight by FHA staff of the product being insured.

Without adequate coverage, banks and other lenders say they will stop providing credit for major construction projects and corporate equipment purchases.

Wells Fargo said it opposed accepting the offer from the preferred buyer, Emerisque, a private equity firm based in London, because it "fails to provide adequate value to Hartmarx's lenders".

The requirement, meant to ensure banks have adequate capital, could put European lenders at a "competitive disadvantage" to their U.S. counterparts, Michel Barnier, the European commissioner for the internal market, warned Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, in a letter on April 18.

Bond insurers are the "grease" that makes the securitization market work, and restarting the securitization market is essential to adequate funding of non-bank lenders.

It won't ease loan standards, but it could potentially make lenders that have adequate capital cushions more comfortable in now ramping up their lending.