"banking conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the rules and regulations that govern banking or the environment in which banks operate. For example: "The current banking conditions have made it difficult for many small businesses to obtain a loan."
That means tougher banking conditions for longer.
Its tighter fiscal policy and banking conditions have put the brakes on booming growth in developing countries.
Tim Schroeders, a portfolio manager at Pengana Capital, said the announcement Thursday was more a reflection of changing banking conditions than a sign of trouble at Macquarie.
Central banking in Europe is thought of as the last stronghold of aristocratic banking conditions, culture coexists easily with commercial acuteness & ruthlessness.
Tim Schroeders, a portfolio manager at Pengana Capital, said that the announcement made Thursday was more a reflection of changing banking conditions than a sign of trouble at Macquarie.
As a result, there is too much on the causes of wars, revolutions, and so forth and not enough on the Rothschilds' contacts with their agents and correspondents or on local banking conditions in the countries where they operated.
Their conclusions may bear little resemblance to banks' first-quarter results because the stress test is taking a forward-looking view of the banks' conditions over the next two years.
That would be a departure from what administration officials were saying as recently as March and evidently reflects the recent improvement in banks' conditions.
Worse still, even if the tests accurately gauge the banks' conditions and the government provides adequate capital, taxpayers could still lose big.
Tracing the newly compiled statistics of member bank conditions the Board listed among favorable factors in the banking picture a considerable growth for the first time since 1929 of commercial borrowing from the banks.
Seed viability upon storage under standard seed bank conditions is still not completely reliable for orchids (Merritt et al. 2014).
