Sentence examples for banking behavior from inspiring English sources

And in 2007, as central banks in the United States and Europe aggressively cut interest rates, Mr. King stubbornly kept British rates fixed, arguing that any such loosening would unfairly reward bad banking behavior.

And it is why, last week, I found myself drawn to an article in the June issue of The Harvard Business Review that argued for a handful of simpler ways to restrain banking behavior.

The contributors to this book draw on an original cross-country dataset on DI systems and design features to examine the impact of DI on banking behavior and assess the policy complications that emerge in developing countries.

"I am no apologist for British banking, but if this attempt to blame London succeeds it will give comfort to all the banks breaking the rules in the United States," said Mr. Mann, who is a member of the parliamentary committee that will broadly scrutinize British banking behavior after the Barclays episode.

While most bill pay options remain offline or are web-based (biller direct or online banking), behavior is changing.

We address this gap with a model of banking behavior that captures two key constraints: uncertainty about the future from the firm's perspective and a limit on negative bank values (e.g. borrowing).

By using big data and analytics, Banorte can gain insights into the banking behaviors of specific customers.

To gain a deeper understanding of the sources that these young adults turn to for financial information and advice, as well as their banking behaviors and preferences, TD Bank polled more than 2,000 millennials ages 18-34.

"Capital controls result from bad bank behavior," he said.

Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney general, has taken a lead in looking at banks' behavior.

As a result, those who really were truly harmed by bank behavior will be shortchanged.