Sentence examples similar to banking returns from inspiring English sources

Some banks' returns on equity are believed to be shrinking.

And investors seemed skeptical about the banks' returns.

Andrew Mueller Stephen Tompkinson's screw-faced DCI Banks returns for some more grumpy northern policing.

Frank Russell, a pension consultancy, calculates that in 1985-95 trust banks' returns on pension assets averaged a cumulative 59%.

And with bank returns lackluster across the board, Jefferies is under no pressure to do anything but grow and improve the bottom line.

"Banks' returns have declined over all in the last 12 months, reflecting deleveraging and the actions being taken in advance of increased capital requirements," he said in the statement.

That would also be respectable by historical standards: Autonomous Research reckons that over the long term banks' returns have averaged 10% in Britain and 9% in America.

Among stocks on the move, Citigroup rose after the company said first-quarter profit jumped 4% on record investment-banking returns.

First, the expected bank returns, given the effort and the liquidation decisions of the supervisors.

He vowed to take only $1 in salary until the bank returns to profitability.

Except for the assumption of normality, which is made for tractability, the rest of the assumptions capture realistic features of the distribution of banks' returns.