Sentence examples similar to extent of loan from inspiring English sources

The legislation would impose a ceiling of 12percentt of an insurance company's equity on the amount that it can lend to any single creditor and a ceiling of 40percentt of assets on the extent of loans to a group and its subsidiaries.

Banks are worrying about the extent of the loan write-offs they may need to take.

This is understood by statisticians, who increased the deficit only by the predicted loss on students, rather than by the full extent of the loan.

Lender forbearance is widespread, disguising the extent of bad loans.

Bank "stress tests" in countries like Spain continue to underestimate the true extent of bad loans.

But even the three-year window does not capture the full extent of student-loan debtors' problems.

Called the Takenaka Plan after Heizo Takenaka, who headed the government's financial reform efforts, the move finally brought the full extent of bad loans to light.

Six months after signing its initial agreement, HSBC pulled out in a dispute over the extent of nonperforming loans held by SeoulBank.

It did not explain why only eight banks joined the insolvency petition, or the extent of the loans to Wuxi Suntech by the unidentified ninth bank.

Still, investors have no way of knowing the full extent of problem loans on Finova's books because the company does not disclose the contents of its lending portfolio.

Carmen Reinhart of the University of Maryland, who has studied financial crises intensively, says policymakers chronically underestimate the extent of bad loans in the financial system and therefore the scale of bail-out costs.