Sentence examples for caused loans from inspiring English sources

Mortgage insurers have been faced with rising losses from the subprime mortgage mess as falling home prices and and a softening labor market have caused loans defaults to rise forcing them to build up loss reserves and pay out claims.

After the ruling Russian cultural officials began warning Russia's state-controlled museums that any artwork lent to the United States was at risk of being seized by the American authorities to force Russia to abide by the decision, causing loans to begin to dry up.

Ms. Romero said that Treasury had not collected enough information about what was causing loan modifications to fail.

But people who opted for minimum payments were underpaying the interest due and adding to their principal, eventually causing loan payments to balloon.

The change is the latest effort by the government to curb lending as it tries to cool an economy that grew 10.3percentt in the first quarter and to prevent a drop in property prices from causing loan defaults.

Eric Daniels, Lloyds chief executive, had previously tried to draw a line under the scale of the losses caused by loans to property companies in a division overseen by former HBOS banker Peter Cummings.

E.U. policymakers are considering the creation of a system-wide non-performing debt market, but the Brexit has caused bad loans to pile up more rapidly in the meantime.

A co-signer on the loan filed for bankruptcy, which caused the loan to go into default under the terms, even though the borrower wasn't the one filing.

[A4.] G.M. Unit Raises Bad Debt Reserves The General Motors Acceptance Corporation increased the money it set aside for bad debt by 42percentt last year after rebates on new models cut the value of used cars and caused higher loan losses.

As another recent paper shows, over the past 150 years in America, bond-market crises brought on by rising corporate defaults have reduced economic growth much less than banking crises caused by loan defaults.

Wachovia is the latest in a long line of major lenders to take a hit from the global credit crunch, which has caused significant loan losses and write-downs.