The phrase "attract borrowers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions aimed at drawing in individuals or entities who are seeking loans or financial assistance.
Example: "The bank implemented a new marketing campaign to attract borrowers looking for home loans."
Alternatives: "draw in borrowers" or "appeal to borrowers."
Lenders also offered prizes to attract borrowers.
Adjustable rate mortgages generally attract borrowers when rates are high.
"It's now a case of seeing if they are low enough to attract borrowers to the market in increased numbers".
The code of conduct on marketing includes prohibitions on deceptive tactics and on offering prizes and sweepstakes to attract borrowers.
Within these groups, it hopes to attract borrowers with nonexistent or poor credit histories, who often have trouble qualifying for other cards.
Most Japanese consumer lenders, which can charge up to 29.2percentt for loans, offer essentially the same products and services, so competition to attract borrowers is intense.
But in recent years relatively low SVRs have attracted borrowers coming to the end of a fixed-rate deal and have become costly for lenders to offer.
We had a very healthy mortgage market with competing lenders attracting borrowers before the crisis, and we need to get back to that healthy mortgage market.
He added that he thought DROs were attracting borrowers who would have previously taken a different route to insolvency, rather than people who would not have appeared in the figures at all.
We had a very healthy mortgage market with competing lenders attracting borrowers before the crisis, and we need to get back to that healthy mortgage market".We do not want what the United States have, which is a government-guaranteed mortgage market, and they are desperately trying to find a way out of that position.
We had a very healthy mortgage market with competing lenders attracting borrowers before the [financial] crisis, and we need to get back to that healthy mortgage market.
