Sentence examples for consumer assets from inspiring English sources
Consumer assets declined by $377 million, to $319 billion.
Institutional assets declined $134 million, to $79.2 billion, and consumer assets fell $1.4 billion, to $302.9 billion.
Institutional funds rose by $700 million, to $88.96 billion, while consumer assets gained $1.3 billion, to $320.6 billion.
In addition, management has shifted the portfolio mix from single-family mortgages toward higher-yielding consumer assets like auto, consumer and home equity loans, he said.
Issuance of securities backed by consumer assets, such as car loans, has come back from the dead, to roughly $100 billion since March, but only thanks to a financing facility run by the Federal Reserve.
New issuance is frozen.Trouble is also brewing for securities tied to non-mortgage consumer assets, such as credit-card debt, car loans and student loans, which make up a good slice of the asset-backed market (see chart 3).
For example, if the transaction solely involves an extension of credit, and does not include a debit to a checking account (or other consumer asset account), the liability limitations and error resolution requirements of Regulation Z apply.
A payment that does not debit or credit a consumer asset account, such as a payroll allotment to a creditor to repay a credit extension (which is deducted from salary).
(1 Account means a demand deposit (checking), savings, or other consumer asset account (other than an occasional or incidental credit balance in a credit plan) held directly or indirectly by a financial institution and established primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.
The consumer asset backed securities market is a source of liquidity to financial institutions that provide federally guaranteed small business loans and consumer lending such as auto loans, student loans and credit cards.
By providing liquidity to issuers of consumer asset backed paper, the Federal Reserve facility will enable a broad range of institutions to step up their lending, enabling borrowers to have access to lower cost consumer finance and small business loans.
