Sentence examples for debt lender from inspiring English sources

Perch declined to disclose the debt lender in the deal.

As Tsybaev explains it, the company's debt lender provides capital for most of every invoice, but Trucker Path also covers a small percentage.

As fears mounted that Argentina might default on its $128 billion debt, lenders demanded higher interest rates not only from Argentina, but from all emerging economies.

As Americans increasingly dig out of debt, lenders' income is being reduced by a fall-off in mortgages, credit card and other types of consumer loans.

But it has also been due to the hangover of the recession: consumers have been shedding debt, lenders have been reluctant, housing markets have been moribund, and state and local governments like Mr Fesler's have been cutting budgets in the face of prohibitions on deficits.Some of those impediments have now gone away.

Before the housing bust and recession forced many people to defer retirement and to run up debt, lenders marketed the pension-based loan largely to military members as a risk-free option for older Americans looking to take a dream vacation or even buy a yacht.

If you have credit card debt, mortgage debt or auto debt, lenders will sum all your debt payments together to understand your total debt obligations each month.

The reason why the company is so good at tapping both equity and debt lenders is because of how SoFi vets its borrowers.

Other approaches [from other debt lenders] are to take more risk but to be able to get their cash back if they are nervous.

Kayak raised $196 million in a new round of financing from their existing investors (Sequoia Capital, General Catalyst Partners and Accel Partners), two of SideStep's existing investors (Norwest Venture Partners and Trident Capital), new investors (Oak Investment Partners and Lehman Brothers Venture Partners) and debt lenders (Silicon Valley Bank and Gold Hill Capital).

Concord Bicycle's acquisition of Imagem exemplifies the recent surge in interest in acquiring music content; a phenomena that has been bolstered by readily available financing from both private equity and debt lenders.