The phrase "banking connection" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a relationship or association with a bank or financial institution. Example: "John's family has a long-standing banking connection with XYZ Bank, dating back to his grandfather's time as a loyal customer."
And the people thought maybe they could name the bank after another well-known Missourian, particularly if they had one who had some banking connection.
Such was the absence of ideology in this campaign that coverage at one point turned on the question of whose previous banking connection, Riordan's 1st Business or Woo's Cathay, had resulted in fewer minority loans.
Though he could not deny a favored French banking connection, Sevan branded as "inaccuracies" charges by Ms. Rosett and me of secrecy, citing a hundred audits in five years.
I believe that MoD records will show clearly that I acted with scrupulous propriety both by reporting any former relevant banking connection with the Makhzoumis to officials and by thereafter not participating directly in negotiations with the Makhzoumis on this matter (which was very small in the scale of defence exports).
My queries to UNRWA about this Syrian banking connection were answered evasively by a spokesperson, who stated in an email that "UNRWA's strict financial regulations, and its close oversight of all resources contributed to it, serve to ensure that funds are used appropriately in our humanitarian relief activities".
"The crisis could be transmitted to Mexico through those banking connections," he said.
In a tax dispute General de Gaulle once surrounded Monaco with troops and turned off its water supply: could we turn off banking connections with recalcitrant dependencies?
Sydney also joins Irving's scams, posing as a British aristocrat with banking connections; she wears dresses cleaved to the waist and boldly stares everyone down while quaking in her high heels.
The surge in trade volume has been facilitated by the reintroduction of banking connections between Iran and the West, although major European banks have so far refrained from directly dealing with Iranian institutions.
With this news, the war gains a new dimension in our minds The familiar figure of the shivering waif - a child of no particular nationality & with no banking connections - has long been the conventional symbol of postwar society.
On the surface, he appears to be a polished international economist and businessman with an advanced degree in marketing, a pleasant smile and banking connections all over the world.
