Sentence examples for expanded asset from inspiring English sources

And banks can fund their expanded asset base because at the same time deposits are attracted into the banks by the comfort of deposit insurance.

Today the IMF said very much the same thing – that if economic weakness persisted: "then some combination of the following would need to be considered: (i) expanded asset purchases by the Bank of England and (ii) temporary tax cuts.

Even though the Administration has expanded asset freezes and travel bans on individuals, and will require companies to report on their Burma investments, suspending sanctions, critics contend, "looks like it caved to industry pressure and undercut Aung San Suu Kyi," Arvind Ganesan, the director of the human-rights division of Human Rights Watch, told me.

The IMF's review said: "The recovery is strengthening, underpinned by lower oil prices and the ECB's expanded asset purchase programme.

Given the scale of the efforts in the United States and Europe, many experts were disappointed by the Bank of Japan's action because the expanded asset purchases will not begin until 2014.

The European Central Bank's expanded asset purchase programme, better known as "quantitative easing" (QE), is starting to make headway across the EU, ECB President Mario Draghi told Economic and Monetary Committee MEPs on Monday.

The 1970s oil squeeze expanded assets at Saudi Arabia's 12 banks twentyfold.

One euro zone central banking source said five policymakers opposed the expanded asset-purchase plan: the central bank chiefs of Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Estonia, along with Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger, a German.

Sherwood also has a wider focus than STBF, meaning that Susie Buffett is going to be influencing a lot of funding areas, given the foundation's expanded assets.

A year ago, Goldman Sachs promoted its initial public offering by touting its efforts to expand asset management, while downplaying its trading activities, on the premise that one provided more stability than the other.

The £3,660-a-head conference at the Victoria Park Plaza hotel, in central London, promises a "unique opportunity to gain insights from an A-list of speaker faculty on how, where and why to invest in this emerging and expanding asset class".