The phrase "attributed to loans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of something that is linked to loans, such as financial data or economic conditions.
Example: "The increase in debt levels can be largely attributed to loans taken out by consumers during the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "linked to loans" or "ascribed to loans".
This growth can only be attributed to new loans exceeding maturities or write-offs.
While its investment banking, or "wholesale," division posted a 3.2-billion-pound ($5.4 billion) loss on Wednesday, attributed to bad HBOS loans, its retail division brought in a 360-million-pound ($612 million) profit, down from 1.7 billion pounds ($2.9 billion) last year.
The most significant change was attributed to high-risk loans of Lending Club — as can be seen from the table, the rise was more than 6percentt for F-grade loans originated by the company, compared to just 0.2percentt change for A-grade loans. . .
Some of the red ink was attributed to repayment of TARP loans, but even that figure paled in comparison to the year-ago loss of $17.3 billion for the battered bank.
[C4.] Profits Increase at KeyCorp KeyCorp reported a 6percentt increase in second-quarter earnings, which it attributed to a gain in commercial loan business and in interest from investment banking services.
Many Italian, Turkish, Modern Greek, Serbian, and Macedonian-Slav loans can be attributed to cultural contacts of the past 500 years with Venetians, Ottomans, Greeks (to the south), and Slavs (to the east).
This has been mainly attributed to stringent conditions attached when applying for loans (Karim [2008]).
The assumption behind the clustering is that any observed change in enterprise profits could partly be attributed to the size of the client's loan.
This may be attributed to the provision of a small quantum of loans from the formal sector for consumption purposes, which is non-productive in nature.
About half of the additional $865 million allocation for losses can be attributed to expected losses in Bank of America's small-business loan portfolio; about 30percentt of the increase can be linked to the deterioration of home equity loans.
