Sentence examples for challenging loan from inspiring English sources
Jim Harrington was a senior vice president with Lehman from 1999 through 2008 and is now a managing director for Resurgent Capital Services, which collects mortgage and other debts and specializes in "challenging loan portfolios".
As debt financing professionals, we have witnessed hundreds of challenging loan and bond financings for larger businesses.
* At Susan McDougal's 1999 trial for criminal contempt and obstruction of justice for her refusal to testify about matters that included an alleged $27,600 Madison Guaranty loan to President Clinton, the government introduced two checks as evidence of the challenged loan.
Officials at the federal agency stress that borrowers can still challenge loans made under the safe harbor shield.
In the Queen's Speech in November, consumer groups are expecting a new consumer credit bill which would, among other things, make it easier for borrowers to challenge loans where extortionate rates of interest and unfair charges were buried in small print.
In return for their compliance, lenders of qualified mortgages will in the event of a foreclosure be granted a "safe harbor" from litigation challenging a loan's legality.
Surprisingly not, despite the rising demand for affordable finance and a groundswell of opinion in favour of challenging payday loan companies.
There are signs of life: Labour's education spokeswoman Kezia Dugdale has proved a doughty campaigner, in some areas, particularly when challenging the legal loan sharks circling over ever-struggling families, though she seems reluctant to say the least.
Pinning down the details of a loan is challenging, Mr. Loundy said.
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That makes a bank or lender's job of assessing their suitability for a loan extremely challenging.
