The phrase "allowing loans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or capability to provide loans, such as in financial or legal discussions.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allowing loans to small businesses that struggle to secure funding."
Alternatives: "permitting loans" or "facilitating loans".
Last year, former chairman of the DAC, Richard Manning, attacked the OECD's metrics for allowing loans with high-interest rates to count as aid.
The figures suggest that borrowers are paying back the loans quickly, although the Fed is now allowing loans of up to 30 days instead of the normal one day.
The Deputy Administrator, Farm Programs, or a State Committee may rescind this provision on a Statewide basis if it is determined that allowing loans for storage and handling trucks has increased loan defaults and is not in the best interest of CCC.
By offering low interest rates, allowing loans to be carried for long terms and insulating borrowers from big losses, the government may induce investors to bid up asset prices, Blume estimates.
Given that bankruptcy and mark-to-market [accounting] have been taken off the table, along with the FDIC allowing loans to remain "current" as long as borrower and lender are speaking, it seems like overall policies would need to shift.
Woodstock is urging Treasury to make necessary changes to HAMP so that it can help more homeowners, such as allowing loans originated after 2009 to be eligible for the program, addressing the threat of interest rates that are about to rise sharply for early HAMP modifications, and releasing better data on which households are being served by HAMP.
Lawmakers, state attorneys general and student activists have been pushing since last summer for a provision allowing loan forgiveness in cases of fraud.
The experts said the regulations allow loans but only if the players union gives its approval.
It allows loans for building upgrades to be paid back via a surcharge on local property taxes.
Once it opens for business, probably July 9, the E.S.M.'s rules could potentially be tweaked to allow loans to be made directly to the banks.
The three parties seek agreements that allow loans to be modified so borrowers can resume regular payments and remain in their homes.
