Sentence examples for credit disruption from inspiring English sources

Surprises multiplied as the subprime problem of 2007 grew into the credit disruption of 2008.

The traders made a complex financial bet that was intended in part to hedge the bank from another big credit disruption.

Expansions don't die of old age: They're murdered by bubbles, central-bank mistakes or some unforeseen shock to the economy's supply (e.g., energy price spike, credit disruption) and/or demand slide (e.g., income/wealth losses).

Both setbacks stem "from home price weakness and credit market disruption".

The fund's organizers say it is intended to avoid a severe credit market disruption.

"To say that it is inefficient to work at home," he said, "is to give the terrorists more credit for disruption than they deserve".

Others credit supply disruptions caused by recent attacks on oil facilities in Iraq and Saudi Arabia.

* Trade surpluses have allowed emerging markets to build up $3.2 trillion in foreign exchange reserves ($2.1 trillion, excluding China), which provides a strong buffer against any credit market disruptions in the developed world.

Disruption Credit's chief executive, Michael Parekh, says such platforms can disrupt Wall Street and traditional banks much like Google has taken on old-style media companies and Amazon.com has taken business from brick-and-mortar retailers.

The number of significant lending platforms has already grown to roughly 50 worldwide, according to Disruption Credit, an investment firm.

But credit crash and political disruption can create new patterns and options.