Sentence examples for form of bank from inspiring English sources

The UK is not the only country creating some form of bank levy.

Japan's household savings overwhelmingly take the form of bank deposits that carry either explicit or implied government guarantees.

The banks have gotten away with privatizing profits and socializing risks, and that's just another form of bank robbery.

In due course, banks greatly expanded their use of such accounts, which soon became the dominant form of bank money in New York.

Yet there is concern that he is already shifting his position to favour the far weaker form of bank levy being promoted by the IMF.

And it said it would spend 40 billion euros on a low-risk form of bank debt known as covered bonds.

In brief, you should think of it as largely taking the form of bank-to-bank lending.

Now, Britain's $2.2 trillion economy is dwarfed by the $15 trillion in banking assets that are housed in the City — about half of which take the volatile form of bank-to-bank loans and high-risk derivative securities.

To make his case Mr. Harrison will talk about pawning as the oldest form of banking, with roots in Mesopotamia and Rome.

The OCC also provides written guidance to the industry in the form of banking circulars, bulletins, and interpretive releases.

The Co-op has been setting the agenda for a more sustainable and responsible form of banking since it launched its customer-led ethical stance in 1992.