Sentence examples for banking emerged from inspiring English sources

James Walvin reckoned that provincial banking emerged in the eighteenth century because of the need for credit in the long-distance Atlantic slave trade.

As with carbon trading, the inspiration for offsetting damage to nature originally came from the United States, where wetland banking emerged from the 1972 Clean Water Act.

From the wreckage, only three modest domestic banks emerged, allowing Iceland to keep functioning.

Deutsche Bank's role became muddled after the bank emerged briefly as a potential buyer of Postbank.

"Mamma Mia!" it fretted in February 2011, when Mr Draghi, then governor of Italy's central bank, emerged as a candidate.

This week the once venerable investment bank emerged from three and a half years in Chapter 11.

Many loyal customers were disappointed when Co-operative Bank emerged as a major mis-seller of payment protection insurance.

But the Austrian banks emerged bruised from the financial crisis, while Polish institutions escaped relatively unscathed because of their low exposure to troubled foreign assets.

Last July, Spanish banks emerged relatively unscathed from stress tests carried out across Europe, which showed that only five Spanish entities might have insufficient capital.

Eventually, UBS Warburg, a Swiss investment bank, emerged as a significant minority shareholder in three Lazard entities.In this section Sorted?

Rumours of Eldring's departure from the bank emerged last week on business news blog Betaville, but were not confirmed by Credit Suisse until now.