Sentence examples for banking over time from inspiring English sources

"We believe that a credible new strategy requires balance sheet reduction in investment banking over time, alongside further cost cuts groupwide," the JPMorgan Chase analysts said in the note to investors.

Instead, this move will help to recapitalize European banks over time.

Credit limits tend to be modest to begin with but are often increased by banks over time.

These advantages, argues Partel Tomberg of isePankur, an Estonian P2P firm, will allow P2P to wrest the consumer-lending business from banks over time.

The part of the levy that is more tentative is the proposal that the flat levy becomes linked to the systemic risk posed by a bank over time.

In a statement the bank said it "could have done a better job pulling together various pieces of information and concerns about Madoff from different parts of the bank over time".

Cutting the amount of principal owed — an option that could be of more help to a borrower — is rare because it means homeowners pay less money back to the bank over time.

The next stage of development involves thinking about how the units, which may evolve from existing qualifications, would be assessed at different levels, rather like piano grades; how they might be banked over time so students can take them when they are ready, building on success rather than failure; and how a baccalaureate approach might be extended back to primary schools.

J. Plot of communal bank over time.

You'll see more Chinese and Indian banks wanting to attract foreign banks over time … and that will change competition in the local banking system".

Nonetheless, we observe in Fig. 2b that the distribution of capital with respect to total regulatory capital shifts leftwards, which indicates that the weight of common capital decreases generally for all banks over time.