Sentence examples for complex interest from inspiring English sources

Traditional credit cards are often larded with fees, he said, and use complex interest rate calculations.

The banks will also have to pay redress after misselling complex interest rate swaps to small and medium sized business.

Clydesdale has been accused of selling loans with complex interest rate swaps to business owners between 2001 and 2012.

A fresh mis-selling scandal caps a nightmare week for the banking industry, as the FSA announces it has found "serious failings" in the sale of complex interest rate hedging products to some small and medium-sized businesses.

A fresh mis-selling scandal caps a nightmare week for the banking industry, as the FSA announces it has found "serious failings" in the sale of complex interest rate hedging products to some small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

Barclays and RBS are expected to be at the centre of the City regulator's warning that complex interest rates swaps were mis-sold to small businesses and that redress would need to be paid to thousands of out-of-pocket customers.

It is used as a benchmark to set payments on about $800 trillion-worth of financial instruments, ranging from complex interest-rate derivatives to simple mortgages.

The latest results were hampered by the need to set aside capital to compensate customers who had been inappropriately sold loan insurance and for small businesses that were improperly sold complex interest-rate hedging products.

Think, for example, of Procter & Gamble, which lost heavily in 1994 (as did several other firms) by using complex interest-rate swaps; or of Barings, a British bank that was felled in 1995 by the activities of an employee, Nick Leeson, in Japanese stockmarket futures and options markets.Yet in such cases derivatives were not, of themselves, the main culprits.

Those clients included Procter & Gamble and Gibson Greetings, which had entered into contracts with Bankers Trust for complex interest-rate swaps that would raise the companies' incomes a little if interest rates continued to fall — as the conventional wisdom then said they would — but result in enormous losses if rates rose only a little bit.

America has complex interests in Indonesia.