Sentence examples for banking costs from inspiring English sources

"It is possible the investment banking costs do not reflect the risks in the business".

That implies, in turn diminished competition, higher banking costs for businesses and increased systemwide risk.

Companies that are able to sweep up cash from disparate subsidiaries every night can significantly cut their use of debt, says Hugo van Wijk of Vallstein, a firm that advises companies on cutting their banking costs.

He is promising to bring down housing prices by busting up the Israel Lands Authority, which has a monopoly on land allocation in the country and he is promising to reduce high banking costs.

A study conducted during the 2006 elections showed that text-message reminders helped increase turnout among new voters by four percentage points, at a cost of only $1.56 per vote — much cheaper than the $20 or $30 per vote that the offline work of door-to-door canvassing or phone banking costs.

The increase in E-ZPass users above the number that were anticipated will add $54 million in operating costs, which consist mainly of the 4-cent fees, $14 million in higher banking costs to process credit card and check payments from additional customers and $11 million to buy additional transponders, the electronic identifiers in cars that are read by equipment in toll booths.

Figures from the trade body UK Finance showed that fraud on payment cards and cheques and in remote banking cost £732m in 2017.

By contrast, American banks' costs take just 58%.

By lowering rates, the Fed cut banks' costs, making lending a more profitable activity for them.

By lowering rates, the Fed reduced banks' costs, making lending more profitable.

The lack of consolidation means that retail banks' costs continue to vary hugely from one European country to the next.