Sentence examples for failing loans from inspiring English sources

At Bear Stearns, there seems to have been some knowledge of the failing loans, according to the Ambac case.

There is no longer any equivalent of "the bank" that has an incentive to rework failing loans.

In December, the banks that were left standing closed hundreds of branches and laid off thousands of employees — more people without jobs, more foreclosures, more failing loans.

Indeed, about a third of this quarter's earnings hit — nearly $2 billion — is expected to come from setting aside more money to protect it from failing loans.

In December, the banks that were left standing closed hundreds of branches and laid off thousands of employees more people without jobs, more foreclosures, more failing loans.

Allowing banks to classify failing loans as accrual will overstate their financial results and make it look as though they have more capital — that is, greater shareholder equity — than they do.

In a speech Friday at the Fed's annual symposium in Wyoming, the chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said the central bank would place more weight than usual on anecdotal reports because the incoming statistical data might not be timely enough to measure a broad economic impact of the credit crisis that began with failing subprime loans.

With the economy contracting, tax receipts dwindling, and loans failing, the situation is neither sustainable nor easily fixed.

Edward III ruined the major Italian banking companies in England by failing to repay loans early in the Hundred Years' War.

A company that was supposed to have a key role in Hartford's redevelopment is being investigated by the state for failing to repay loans.

This taste of stability, on the international financial front, has done little to alleviate the grim circumstances in Spain: unemployment still rising, young people fleeing, loans failing, banks folding, hospitals and schools closing, and corruption scandals metastasizing.