Sentence examples for estimated loan from inspiring English sources

Already, Whitney estimates banks will have to reserve an additional $170 billion through the end of next year, just to keep up with estimated loan losses.

On Monday, Moody's Investors Service lifted its estimated loan losses for the Spanish banking system by more than 60 percent to 176 billion euros, and warned that the banks there could need nearly 20 billion euros in additional capital.

Management believes consumer spending will remain soft and estimated loan losses will likely increase in the coming quarters.

"Financial institutions, especially those engaged in subprime lending practices, must have rigorous controls surrounding their process for estimating loan losses to prevent material misstatements of those expenses," Gerald W. Hodgkins, a senior S.E.C. enforcement official, said.

We sympathize or agree, despite the fact that numbers and reasoning are integrated into so many aspects of our lives, from comparing interest rates and estimating loan payments to staying fit.

The bank with the greatest exposure in the region, Bank Rakyat Indonesia, estimates loans to affected people comprise less than 0.2% of its lending.

The draft form includes the total cost of attendance, including tuition, fees, and other expenses; a clear distinction between scholarships, which don't have to be repaid, and loans; a list of the different federal loans available to the student; the total estimated student loan debt at graduation; and the estimated monthly debt payments after graduation.

In a March audit, it identified one borrower that had estimated its loan would create and save 400 jobs.

Bank of Ireland, warned on Thursday that it would report a loss for the second half of this year and estimated bad loan charges of 4.5 billion euros through 2011.

You see what your estimated monthly loan payment could end up being, based on the cost of tuition, board and other expenses, and the average amount of grants and scholarships awarded at that particular institution.

A white paper recently issued by the Treasury Department projected marketplace lending will eventually be worth $1 trillion, and estimated that loan origination volumes would reach $90 billion by 2020.