Sentence examples for constrained banking from inspiring English sources

Worse, a constrained banking sector would discourage domestic companies from investing.

The effects of the flagging economy and concerns over sovereign debt have constrained banks from issuing loans to finance large leveraged buyouts.

Matthew Fell, director for competitive markets at the CBI, said: "There is no doubt that regulatory changes and higher wholesale funding costs have in part constrained banks' ability to lend, so we need to look at a wider range of funding models that will help better match supply and demand.

"There is no doubt that regulatory changes and higher wholesale funding costs have in part constrained banks' ability to lend, so we need to look at a wider range of funding models that will help better match supply and demand," said Matthew Fell, director for competitive markets at the lobbying group Confederation of British Industry.

That is, among capital constrained banks, loan growth equals capital growth.

Officially, the discount window is the Fed's "safety valve," used to relieve cash constrained banks.

They show that the response of loan growth to capital growth is larger among constrained banks than among unconstrained banks.

But "constrained bank lending" is just what some Fed leaders want, according to meeting minutes.

Another concern is that, under pressure from the City, the government is watering down some of the new rules intended to constrain banking excess.

The restoration to the policy toolkit of quantitative reserve requirements, which more directly constrain banking multipliers and thus credit growth than do increases in capital requirements.

But we are concerned that, if increased too quickly, these measures could constrain banks from lending to customers when they need it most.