Sentence examples for bank for much from inspiring English sources

Some Goldman alumni worry that Mr. Blankfein is jeopardizing the culture of success that defined the bank for much of its modern history.

It wants them to transfer a big chunk of their bad loans to a state-run "bad bank", for much less than their original value.

The Bank of Israel has one of the highest proportions of senior female executives among Israeli institutions, said Jacob A. Frenkel, the chairman of Merrill Lynch International, who ran the country's central bank for much of the 1990's.

Yet on May 19th Credit Suisse, a multinational bank based in Switzerland, pleaded guilty to a criminal charge of having helped its customers elude America's tax authorities.The plea came with an enormous fine: $2.8 billion, much more than the $780m paid in 2009 by UBS, another big Swiss bank, for much the same offence.

In 2004, a partnership of Italian and American developers purchased the palazzo (it had been headquarters to an Italian bank for much of the last century) and set about restoring it into 36 furnished apartments, offered in one-eighth shares: $227,000 for a studio, $294,000 for a one-bedroom and $546,000 for two to three bedrooms.

The Fed sets monetary policy for the U.S. and arguably -- given the U.S.' financial clout -- is the de-facto central bank for much of the world.

Interest rates and fees roughly equal those charged by banks for much riskier loans to finance corporate takeovers.

Indian companies that relied on Wall Street and big banks for much of their business are aggressively learning new skills.

After scoffing at retail banking for much of their histories, the country's five largest banks had begun to eye the business.

In some ways, the times cry out for more active government: for stronger regulation of banks and near-banks, for much more short-term government spending to counteract the contraction elsewhere in the economy, and for the establishment of a basic health-care system for everyone.

The agencies say they let clients see their reports before they are published, but only to root out factual errors or non-public information.The biggest concern is structured finance, where the agencies now depend on a few large investment banks for much of their revenue.