Sentence examples for dependence on banking from inspiring English sources

Weaning it away from heavy dependence on banking and finance towards manufacturing, exports and housebuilding was central coalition policy in 2010.

During the boom times, nobody worried about Asia's dependence on bank lending.

This has stymied the development of proper capital markets and a real equity culture, which would help wean China off its dependence on bank lending.

When they get upset or nervous, the money gets yanked and we have to live with that vulnerability," says Robert McCauley, chief representative for Asia-Pacific at the BIS.A second boon would be to wean Asian companies off their dependence on bank loans and to persuade private savers to shift cash from bank deposits into bonds.

This lopsided dependence on bank financing is unhealthy, and furthermore many Chinese banks are bogged down by mismanagement, bloated bureaucracies and corruption and saddled with politically motivated nonperforming loans.

The banks' dependence on expensive emergency liquidity assistance from the Greek central bank has also been slashed.

The flaws include relatively weak capital reserves, excessive dependence on investment banking and a tarnished reputation.

It also suggested ways that the euro zone could move away from its dependence on the banking systems for finance.

But we now know that that model produced both a universal dependence on investment banking and periodic crises.

I fear your grim conclusion that the average worker is in for 15 lost years will seem optimistic if the economy suffers another crash caused by continued dependence on unreformed banking and consumer spending.

The fate of Iceland's economy is seen as a warning for the rest of the world, after a long boom fuelled by debt, a dependence on its banking industry, and a buoyant housing market.