The phrase "as loans of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the nature or classification of loans, particularly in financial or economic discussions.
Example: "The bank categorized the funds as loans of various types, including personal and business loans."
Alternatives: "classified as loans of" or "regarded as loans of".
In the United States, microcredit has generally been defined as loans of less than $50,000 to people — mostly entrepreneurs — who cannot, for various reasons, borrow from a bank.
[Secured loans] should really be seen as loans of last resort, but the way in which they are sold by Carol makes them seem as if they are a normal everyday option".
Banks that use 25percentt or more of their total domestic deposits to make small-business loans -- which MultiFunding defines as loans of under $1 million -- get an A, while banks that use under 3percentt of their deposits to make small-business loans get an F. Small-business owners looking for a loan can easily search banks' grades according to the banks' zip code, city/state, name or address.
He began asking to borrow each month's anticipated earnings in advance, as well as cash loans of $500 at a time, the official said.
Furthermore, private markets may fail to provide adequate mechanisms, such as loans, because of asymmetries of information.
Carla Wardlow, chief of the commission's technical assistance division, said some officeholders used to report out-of-pocket expenses as loans because of "confusion" over the rules.
Then they arranged for four of the nation's largest banks — Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wachovia — to take what were described as symbolic loans of $500 million each.
The lender goes by the name of Title Credit Finance, but the parent company is Community Finance and Loans, which shares the same corporate address as Community Loans of America.
South Korea is also considering seeking new bank loans of as much as $5 billion.
The association now makes loans of as much as $15,000 for start-ups or existing small businesses.
Furthermore, under the terms of the notes, Prosper has the sole right to act as loan servicer of the notes.
