Sentence examples for collateral available from inspiring English sources

The reports admits that Mr Morris had further collateral available at the time the loan was made.

The central bank said in a statement that the new rules, which take effect Jan . 1 , 2011would not result in an "undue decrease" in the collateral available to banks.

The Small Business Administration's 7(a) loan program, for example, "requires that if there is collateral available to make a fully secured loan, the bank lender has an obligation to get it as collateral," said Steven J. Smits, associate administrator for the office of capital access at the S.B.A.

But now they have much less eligible collateral available.The growing reliance on ELA makes the banks, and thus the Greek government vulnerable.

Loans may, for example, be reclassified into riskier categories; the proportion judged non-performing may rise; the amount of collateral deemed available to cover losses may fall.The findings of the exercise will be announced in October, together with the capital holes it has identified.

We made the Collateral Underwriter available to all of our lenders, which allows them to see the values of these properties before they put their loans in.

Have collateral materials available such as brochures, newsletters and videos that will give the public some basic information on the company.

Again, to quote Mr. Bernanke: "The company's available collateral fell well short of the amount needed to secure a Federal Reserve loan of sufficient size to meet its funding needs".

Morris argues that an internal email sent by Barclays in May 2006 shows the bank had arranged a loan under the guarantee scheme for his business, Diamond Shape, even though he still had available collateral.

Michael Hewson of CMC Markets The issue of the €5bn Greece Friday loan repayment to the ECB was brushed aside last night, with Olli Rehn saying that he remained sure that Greek banks had enough available collateral to cover today's Greece t-bill auction.

But lenders throughout the farm belt, faced with the same market volatility their customers see, are likely to give much closer scrutiny to their borrowers' risk-management skills and ask a lot more questions about available collateral, bankers at the hearing agreed.