Sentence examples for consolidated banking from inspiring English sources

All BIS definitions of consolidated banking statistics can be found here (page 77).

Countries such as Belgium and the Netherlands have highly consolidated banking systems; others are catching up.Mr Bouton argues that domestic mergers yield quicker synergies than cross-border ones, which involve different rules, taxes and cultures.

"You have a much more consolidated banking system than you had even back in 2007," Baker said.

Adding Sanwa, which is strong in the Kansai area around Osaka, would give the consolidated bank a solid grip on the most populous part of the country.

Mrs Okonjo-Iweala also reformed pension schemes and consolidated banks by reducing the number of lenders and raising their capital base.

Analysts say a leaner, more consolidated private banking sector will have greater resources to attract an increasing number of wealthy people from emerging economies.

Just as the woes of America's banks have left the country with a small handful of consolidated super banks, the Swiss troubles led to a new status quo that makes future bailouts difficult.

"The Hindu backlash to minority protectionism asks, whose country is this anyway?" The B.J.P. converted that resentment into a consolidated Hindu vote bank.

As banks consolidated and grew larger, they assumed greater political power, shaping the laws and regulations to their own greedy ends -- a theme they share with Stiglitz -- and "capturing" regulators in the process.

As of December 2014, US banks' total consolidated claims towards Greece tallied at €10.2bn, while the UK has €9.7bn tied up in the country.

The bill prevents another type of fudging by requiring off-balance-sheet assets and liabilities and derivatives positions to be included in a bank's consolidated assets.