Sentence examples for credit network from inspiring English sources

Credit network processors like Visa and MasterCard as well as the banks that issue cards have been developing new tools for corporate customers in anticipation of a rebound in business travel.

It would be good to see some rather firmer figures by then, or at the very least a loud admission of the guess-work involved in the numbers.(Photo credit: Network Rail).

The two FDR networks summarize the evolution observed both in the original credit network and in the filtered credit network.

While Sears still derives a third of its profits from cards, the shift to MasterCard, a credit network of major consumer banks, could prepare Sears to exit from the card game once again.

A credit network based on indirect trades, which Berry describes as a user being able to trade with a house in Utah and earn points for a modest chateau in the South of France.

Examples are the study of the one-mode projected network [5], the study of the eigenvalue problem determined by the weight of the credit network [6], the use of the debt-rank concept to analyze the risk and fragility of the credit market [7] and the study of the communities observed in the projected and bipartite networks [8, 9].

They are only valid for businesses that signed up to their collaborative credit networks and are typically not exchangeable for national currency.

But in the future it will: More data points within credit networks will provide better underwriting, which will create fairer pricing, creating a virtuous cycle of data.

Furthermore, this work could also be adapted to domains of increasing concern such as financial credit networks, whose structure may make them vulnerable to bankruptcies [14], [15].

Ecos are not a high-tech cryptocurrency like Bitcoin but a simple mutual-credit network.

As expected, wealthier households were more likely to use savings and less likely to borrow money to finance health-related costs, while households affiliated to SHGs were slightly more likely to borrow money, probably due to their easier access to credit from the micro-credit network.