Sentence examples for complicated banking from inspiring English sources

The spokesman, Shawn Platt, said the cuts in consumer banking had come as LaSalle had expanded a group of sales agents that work with customers on more complicated banking transactions, including investments and services for small business.

He shone at school, was the first in his family to go to university and by the time he had turned 30 was a qualified accountant at Touche Ross in charge of unravelling the collapsed BCCI – still regarded as one of the world's most complicated banking frauds.

The remedy does not rest in even more complicated banking regulations, nor in flinging a few top bankers into prison (an unlikely event given the vast sums that banks pay their defense lawyers).

Brown and Vitter's bill is a little complicated, which worries me, as I tend to think that given the power of the industry, any complicated banking bill will inevitably end up being sprinkled with loopholes through the legislative process and weakened further in the regulatory process.

He is hard for the French to love with his wealth tax and his 65% income tax and the Socialist managers trying to run complicated banks and businesses and doing it badly.

Paul L. Behling, a partner at the law firm Withers Bergman in New Haven, said that the Swiss Parliament's approval "eliminates the legal obstacle to a deal" between the banks and the I.R.S. Switzerland's banking secrecy law has complicated banks' efforts to resolve the conflict.

In part RBS's slower rehabilitation is because it is a much more complicated bank than Lloyds - and was much more messed up than Lloyds.

The "safe to spend" balance is a great idea, but I'm afraid it might get complicated fast with linked accounts, credit lines, and the other details that tend to complicate banking.

He said in an interview in Bismarck that the difficulty of attracting business to this remote, cold state, especially the financial businesses that have provided many new jobs, would be further complicated by banking laws that differ from regulations in most of the country.

The Volcker rule is not as complicated as banks so eagerly claim.

One focus should be accounting: remarkably, pricing some instruments is so complicated that banks on both sides of an intricate trade have reported profits.