The phrase "aim of lending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind lending practices or policies.
Example: "The aim of lending is to provide financial support to individuals and businesses in need."
Alternatives: "purpose of lending" or "objective of lending".
The theory of financial intermediation highlights the aims of lending institutions to reduce information asymmetries between deficit units (borrowers) and surplus units (savers), since confidential information accumulated within stable and long-term credit line relationships with customers is available (Sharpe 1990; Stein 2002; Von Thadden 2004).
Levels of household debt have soared to record highs and a new way of lending aimed at the poor is needed, according to a new released report by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ).
This year, for example, the government is still aiming for lending growth of about 19%.
Because of both financial and social benefits of lending to women, most micro-lending institutions aim the vast majority of their lending portfolio toward female borrowers.
In recognition of both the financial and social benefits of lending to women, most micro-lending institutions aim the vast majority, if not all, of their lending portfolio toward the female borrower.
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.
The requirement, which forces banks to keep more assets internally instead of lending them out, is apparently aimed at curbing a yearlong lending spree by major Chinese banks that has shown few signs of abating.
A new revelation of lending fraud?
Nor have any details about what firms it will aim to lend to, or the length in years of any loan agreements.
Henry Raine, head of regulatory and public affairs at Wonga, disagreed, telling the committee: "We aim to lend to people who can pay us back.
