Sentence examples for data on credit from inspiring English sources

Summer data on credit card losses weren't as bad as some expected.

Other Treasury staffers are trying to persuade Visa and Amex to give them real-time data on credit card purchases.

"Based on our own data on credit card expenditure up to the end September 2008, there is no evidence to show that a large number of customers are using their cards any differently now than previously".

If the private sector rebounds of its own accord, unemployment will fall and budget deficits will decline.But hopes for a strong private-sector recovery are undermined by the data on credit growth.

To understand demand properly, you must know whether it is funded by the buyers' own money or by credit from others.A huge amount of Bridgewater's efforts goes into gathering data on credit and equity, and understanding how that affects demand from individual market participants, such as a bank, or from a group of participants (such as subprime-mortgage borrowers).

Creditors risked not getting their money back and so needed to charge high rates to compensate, but restrictions on rates did not allow this to happen.Unsurprisingly, Homer and Sylla, in their epic history of interest rates, find virtually no data on credit and rates from the end of the Roman Empire to the 12th century.

Silk also collected data on credited writers, finding that 10% of films at Venice had a woman credited as writer, and 27% at Toronto.

Although officials have defended district academic integrity, they appear to have limited data on credit-recovery efforts.

So IT techniques, e.g. big data analysis, data mining, on credit audition are key points in P2P lending.

The S&P has enhanced the data by adding information on credit rating, yield, insurance and the redemption provision.

The study used data collected on credit, dividends, income and capital of the enterprises over a three year period (2010 2012).