Sentence examples for classes of borrowers from inspiring English sources

The market is filled with concerns of a major global credit crunch, which could affect all classes of borrowers.

It says explicitly that the Federal Reserve should not allocate credit to narrowly defined sectors or classes of borrowers, and pledges the Treasury to help the Fed remove some of the private assets from its balance sheet.

Regulators ought to examine lenders' algorithms and marketing efforts to ensure they do not have a disparate impact on certain classes of borrowers.

He also said in his report that the Education Department will use evidence obtained by regulators to determine whether entire classes of borrowers -- for example, all the students in a particular program at a particular campus during a specific period -- are eligible to have their loans canceled.

Lenders set their desired investment amount and interest rates from 4%to15%5% for 5 classes of borrower credit risk, as denoted by AQUSH itself.

The site allows lenders to set their desired investment amount and interest rates from 4%to15%5% for 5 classes of borrower credit risk, as denoted by AQUSH itself.

Launched in December last year, the site allows lenders to set their desired investment amount and interest rates from 4%to15%5% for 5 classes of borrower credit risk, as denoted by AQUSH itself.

"High interest rates inhibit the investor and are a burden on every class of borrowers".

That's the same class of borrowers that (according to the Center for Responsible Lending) provided the single-largest rush into the subprime mortgage market.

Today's lenders target a slightly better class of borrowers, hold larger reserves for losses and operate with a sharp focus on profits.

There are left three classes of bank borrowers: (a) Small or privately owned enterprises maybe good, maybe not; (b) Large industrial corporations with poor records even in the late prosperity; (c) Railroads and utilities needing temporary accommodation, to be paid off by permanent financing–a fruitful source of trouble for all concerned.