Sentence examples for bank point from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Nomura, a bank, point out that although cheaper smartphones command lower margins than dearer ones, they are at least more profitable than basic "builder's phones".

Analysts at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, point to an improvement in the creditworthiness of buyers which is causing lenders to loosen their purse strings.

First, as Stephen King and Janet Henry, of the HSBC bank, point out, companies are no longer tied to the economic conditions and policies of the countries in which they are listed.

The more the government and central bank point out that the gold import situation is serious, the more investors believe that economic conditions are worsening and that nothing much can be done to control the slide.

Analysts at Macquarie, an investment bank, point out that five of the countries that have seen their currencies fall the most (Argentina, Brazil, India, Russia and Turkey) comprise 12% of the global economy.

(Critics inside the bank point out that Cleveland, Folsom, Kellems, and Jackson remain in place, and that many of Wolfowitz's appointments are people from countries that have actively or tacitly supported the Iraq war).

Umpqua Bank points to them as cosignatories for the loans.

But as Olivier Nicolaï of UBS, a bank, points out, synergies are limited.

Alison Cottrell of PaineWebber, an investment bank, points out that enlargement will bring far greater divergence.

Explaining its view, the Bank pointed to encouraging recent indicators of economic strength.

And as Jon Harrison of Dresdner Kleinwort, a bank, points out, Latvia has little foreign debt and a strong credit rating.