Sentence examples for bank far from inspiring English sources

So far, the Granby football parents have about $30,000 in the bank, far short of their $90,000 goal.

He ended the year with $5.1 million in the bank — far more than any of his fellow legislators and a lot more than any sane challenger would put together for a position that pays $600 a month.

By the summer of 2004, the leaders could bring together Israeli and Palestinian teachers only outside Israel or the West Bank, far from suicide bombings and the separation barrier, on neutral ground.

If the lenders can't show they've done this homework, and homeowners get into trouble because we've been sold something that's risky, we'll be able to sue the bank far more easily than has been possible up until now.

Once it became clear to Mr. Perella and Mr. Meguid that they were not going back to Morgan Stanley, they came up with a grand plan: to create a boutique bank far bigger than a merger adviser, one that would also include a large asset-management business.

The $8.9bn fine would be the largest penalty levied by US authorities against a foreign bank, far outstripping the $1.97bn HSBC paid out in 2012 after a US Senate investigation into the bank's role in money laundering for Mexican drug cartels and helping blacklisted clients evade US sanctions.

But now, with banks far more cautious about lending, a low appraisal can torpedo a deal.

In the case of Japanese banks, far more swaps are written than there are underlying bonds or loans.

While some might argue that a rapid approach will help borrowers, it is apt to benefit the banks far more.

America has also restructured its banks far faster than Europe has, and its economy is less tightly regulated.

Even though the banks already face high legal bills from actions brought by other plaintiffs, including private investors, the suits filed Friday could cost the banks far more.