The phrase "advantage of lending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects associated with lending, whether in a financial context or in terms of sharing resources.
Example: "One significant advantage of lending is that it can help individuals build their credit history."
Alternatives: "benefit of lending" or "merit of lending".
Colorimetric assays, such as MTT, SRB or MTS assays (Carmichael et al, 1987; Skehan et al, 1990; Cory et al, 1991), have the advantage of lending themselves to relatively rapid, high-throughput analysis in a simple 96-well format.
The idea can be anxiety-producing in and of itself, especially as regulations limit the states in which one can take advantage of Lending Club, as well as putting limits on creditworthiness, like income and net worth — depending on the state.
The Dodd-Frank financial regulations in the United States and the new Basel requirements both have provisions aimed at reducing the capital advantages of lending through the securitization market.
Brian Murphy, head of lending at Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB), said borrowers were eager to take advantage of the deals on offer.
Pendle adds: "Wonga has the advantage of being able to do internet-based and automated lending, which should be a cheaper method of lending, and therefore a far cheaper way of accessing credit for clients".
Stephen Snoddy, director of the New Art Gallery Walsall said that security and logistical problems of lending out a hugely valuable painting to a school, were easily outweighed by the advantages.
A new revelation of lending fraud?
The Fed reported on Thursday that investment banks had quickly taken advantage of the lending program and had taken out $28.8 billion in new loans by Wednesday.
Mr. Kiener promoted the power of his "K1 Fund Allocation System," and is accused of taking advantage of lax lending oversight by banks during the credit boom.
Apartment buildings and other multifamily dwellings had recorded an uptick in November, as some builders hoped to take advantage of tighter lending standards that have kept some families from obtaining mortgages.
The branch network, which is expected to be listed on the London Stock Exchange under the name Williams & Glyn's after an initial public offering, has garnered attention from several investment groups looking to take advantage of increased lending in Britain's rebounding economy.
