The phrase "assured bank" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in a financial context to describe a bank that provides guarantees or assurances to its clients, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The assured bank offered its clients a range of investment options with guaranteed returns."
Alternatives: "guaranteed bank" or "secure bank".
In regulatory documents, they repeatedly assured banks that the regulations would not affect the vast majority of them.
That same week Summers assured banking lobbyists that the Clinton administration was committed to preventing government regulation of swaps and other derivatives trading.
In a sign of the nervous public mood, Catalonia's biggest bank, Caixabank, and Spain's economy minister had earlier sought to assure bank customers that their deposits were safe.
The announcement assures banks that the emergency cash will be available at least through the end of the year.
In past years, when nonprofits needed credit lines to see themselves through tough budget times, the comptroller issued letters assuring banks that vendors would be paid.
The announcement is a sign that Bahrain is seeking to assure banks and foreign governments that the chaos of recent months is over and that the kingdom, which depends heavily on financial business, is trying to return to normal.
Mr. Greenspan, initially mistrusted as a weak successor to the iron-willed Mr. Volcker, quickly soothed the economy by assuring banks that the Fed would provide enough money to keep financial markets functioning.
Particularly controversial is the question of some 250,000 mortgages that are not being repaid: the government claims that it is under pressure from the I.M.F. to begin foreclosures on those loans as a way of assuring banks that existing contracts will be honored.
Second, banks are indeed global or at least regional, as in Europe, so there should be a coordinated and efficient deposit insurance scheme up to a widely accepted limit so that confidence is assured and bank runs are not a possibility even if there are bank failures, as is the system in the US.
Mr. Klejna assured the bank that the transfers complied with federal regulations.
