Sentence examples for examination bank from inspiring English sources

Arguably, at such levels of examination, bank lending, and its necessary risk taking, would be impeded".

An examination bank was created and used to include test-enhanced education.

The allegations stem from an examination of bank records that Bahrain officials say uncovered hundreds of bank accounts tied to individuals convicted of crimes including money laundering and terrorism financing, as well as phantom loans provided to companies that operate as fronts for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to confidential court filings obtained by The Washington Post.

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The Claims Resolution Tribunal for Dormant Accounts in Switzerland, based in Zurich, was established as part of a comprehensive examination of bank accounts in response to allegations that Switzerland's financial institutions improperly held funds deposited by Jews trying to flee Nazi Germany.

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Analysts welcomed what they said was shaping up as a more thorough examination of banks.

Regulators, who once focused on loan-by-loan examination of banks, have also embraced the top-down approach to risk control.

This investigation includes a detailed examination of banking assets to ensure that there are no unpleasant surprises lurking in the books.

The European Central Bank (ECB), which will act as the single supervisor in the euro area, is carrying out a root-and-branch examination of banking assets.

Mr. Frank said the change would not in any way diminish the oversight of the smaller banks, which would continue to face regular examinations by bank regulators for consumer problems.