Sentence examples for expensive banking from inspiring English sources

Advanced economies from Japan to Sweden have suffered expensive banking busts.

As it happened, the predecessor of the OTS, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLBB), had presided over one of the world's most expensive banking failures ever.

Hugely expensive bank loans are a handicap, too.

Because this is expensive, banks looked for ways around the rules by shifting assets off their balance-sheets.

That has helped fan the contagion and raised the possibility of a highly expensive bank rescue operation by European taxpayers.

A | MBi says it works as "an alternative to expensive bank funding" and that is why it can pay such high rates of return.

To compensate, some solar and wind farms maintain large, expensive banks of backup batteries to store surplus energy and release it when needed.

When Hugh McColl, NationsBank's famously acquisitive chief executive, met investment analysts on September 1st, he found himself defending the most expensive bank merger ever.

It is trying to entice customers to abandon expensive bank branches and do most if not all of their banking on their mobile phones and tablets.Hello is far from alone in trying to wean customers from bank branches.

The British economy, which is heavily reliant on financial services, is still recovering from the after-effects of a crash that required expensive bank bailouts and led to a credit crunch.

These gave Mexico macroeconomic stability and now growth, but increased the rich-poor gap and landed taxpayers with an expensive bank bail-out.A more reflective analysis would note that the PRI was defeated from its right, not its left, and that Mr Fox might turn out to be as "neo-liberal" as Mr Zedillo.