Sentence examples for depositors whose from inspiring English sources

Before the showdown over UBS, Swiss law generally shielded depositors whose only offense was failing to disclose assets and income on tax forms.

The government is canvassing complicated proposals to increase banks' compensation to depositors whose money they lose in future.

The 1998 settlement earmarked $800 million to be used to repay depositors whose Nazi-era Swiss bank accounts were lost.

That still suggests that depositors, whose cash is the cheapest and most stable source of funds for banks, believe their money is considerably safer parked in the vaults of the biggest banks.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation now covers balances up to a $250,000 limit, but this does nothing to reassure large depositors, whose withdrawals could cause the system to collapse.

As one of the largest banking concerns in New England, the company has a large base of loyal depositors whose accounts are backed for up to $100,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

BANKERS AFFECTED IN APPEAL RULINGS; One Opinion Denies Heavy Damages to Depositor Whose Check Was Net Honored.

Archives|BANKERS AFFECTED IN APPEAL RULINGS; One Opinion Denies Heavy Damages to Depositor Whose Check Was Net Honored.

NEW YORK TIMES   Spanish Bank Depositors Cry Foul  |  Some depositors in Spain, whose banks sold them unusual investments that have fallen in value, are claiming they were not given sufficient information about the securities, The Wall Street Journal reports.

And regulators too are happier if the banks whose depositors they are meant to be safeguarding have less toxic matter on their books.But where does that risk end up?

In a similar vein, federal regulators seized IndyMac, a Pasadena bank whose depositors had crowded the door demanding their money and which became the second-biggest bank failure ever.