Sentence examples for behaviour credit from inspiring English sources

Only this week a Swiss company was taken to the brink of bankruptcy by maverick bank behaviour: credit derivatives were the suspected cause.

The moderate cleric dismissed concerns over Iran's regional behaviour and credited his country for the retreat of Islamic State.

■ The European commission is investigating anti-competitive behaviour in the credit default swaps market, which RBS is defending.

An artificial intelligence developer that identifies unusual online behaviour to prevent credit card fraud has raised £25m to grow internationally.

■ The European commission is looking at accusations of anti-competitive behaviour in the credit default swap market – Barclays is not able to assess the impact or timing.

In this regard, the locus of control has been identified as an important psychological variable that could be related to attitudes towards debt and therefore, with the behaviour of the credit use in young people.

2. Prudential has an attractive Asia business, but it generates little cash flow to repair emerging issues such as the variable annuity policyholder behaviour and has credit issues on its £54bn debt and £8bn of loans".

And another female Briton was recently jailed for adultery.While the new rules will not be applied in Dubai's private resorts, visitors to the city's popular malls and public beaches clearly need to think that bit harder about their behaviour.(Photo credit: AP).

It will be a lengthier process and arguably 10 minutes to get money for people who may not have the ability to repay is too short in any case".The chief executive of Citizens Advice, Gillian Guy, said: "The new rules from the FCA are essential to stem the tide of predatory payday lenders and protect consumers from unacceptable behaviour from the credit industry".

High league-table positions feature prominently in marketing pitches, to good effect: according to a study by Jack Bao at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Alex Edmans at the Wharton School, corporate clients rely principally on past market-share data to select their M&A advisers.Did this emphasis on league tables have a distorting effect on bank behaviour before the credit crisis?

The programme also explores how spending itself has become a 'game' - an endlessly repeatable behaviour, enabled through credit and the ease of one-click shopping.