Sentence examples for diverse banking from inspiring English sources
The Spanish ultimately want to transform Abbey from a traditional mortgage lender into a more diverse banking player.
The New Economics Foundation's recent financial systems resilience index found that the UK has one of the most concentrated and least diverse banking systems among the G7 countries, with little improvement since the financial crisis.
Just as other countries are already setting up public industrial banks along the lines of the Frankfurt-based Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, the model of a localised and diverse banking system is likelier to win adherents than it once was.
America still has one of the world's most diverse banking markets, with more than 8,000 banks and nearly 100,000 branches, thanks partly to Depression-era laws in most states which imposed strict limits on how big banks could become.
It was the government, in the form of both the executive and the legislature, that encouraged deregulation, thus weakening the power and oversight not only of the S.E.C. but also of such diverse banking overseers as the O.T.S. and the O.C.C.
The United States has a more diverse banking system than any other country, and a strong federal bank that keeps the world economy denominated in U.S. currency.
HSBC, formerly known as Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking, is one of the world's most geographically diverse banks, with operations scattered throughout Europe, North and South America, Asia/Pacific, Australia, the Middle East, and Africa.
So how can an employer best utilize and retain this diverse bank of employee talent?
A genetically diverse bank of panther DNA from carefully selected animals could continue to help this populations survive and thrive in its remaining habitat.
In industries as diverse as banking and media, European governments have kept foreigners out and pushed domestic partners together.
This postal supply chain supports millions of American jobs in fields as diverse as banking, agriculture, media and manufacturing.
