Sentence examples for banking debt from inspiring English sources

"The legacy banking debt hoisted on the Irish taxpayer is a heavy burden".

The euro zone is proposing a common supervisory mechanism, but banking debt will remain primarily a national concern.

In the case of Spain, investors' focus is increasingly on the commercial banking debt rather than the sovereign debt.

There is worse to come, said Venebles: "First personal debt imploded, then banking debt and now sovereign debt.

As this note from a World Bank economist points out, banking debt at end-2010 was around nine times Cyprus's GDP.

It is estimated that the banking debt of this nation, which has a population of only 4.6 million, may be substantially more than 100 billion euros.

And just as the banking crisis nationalised banking debts, so did decolonisation nationalise imperial guilt.

| European bank debt is, surprisingly, selling.

Both effective legal and political infrastructures foster firms' preference for non-bank debt while macro-instability discourages preference for non-bank debt; thus, flagging institutional infrastructures as vital for effective non-bank debt markets.

Bank debt has come into the cross hairs.

That's what happened last month with Irish bank debt.