Sentence examples for collateral credit from inspiring English sources
A two-tiered sector of public and private pawnbrokers provided collateral credit.
"The key metrics for underwriting have always been collateral, credit, and income," said Robert Box, board member of the California Mortgage Association.
These non-traditional lenders have more lenient loan requirements and a softer understanding of what an entrepreneur's personal collateral, credit score and business balance sheets my look like.
Based on data from The World Bank, more than 200 million micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in emerging economies lack adequate financing, due to lack of collateral, credit history and business informality.
A Culture of Everyday Credit shows how Mexican women have depended on credit to run their households since the Bourbon era and how the collateral credit business of pawnbroking developed into a profitable enterprise built on the demand for housekeeping loans as restrictions on usury waned during the nineteenth century.
Part of the program's allure is that it doesn't require collateral, credit history or a contract.
Falling prices erode the value of collateral, tightening credit and depressing demand.
"Collateral facilitates credit extension," he said in June 2007, just before the crisis began in earnest.
Those deliberations became far more loaded when, just hours before the meeting began, the European Central Bank, in an unexpectedly aggressive move, said that it would no longer accept junk-rated Greek bonds as collateral for credit, citing the new government's threat to abandon the terms of its existing bailout.
No collateral, no credit and no fertilizer.
