Sentence examples for grant collateral from inspiring English sources

An IMF study last year found that foreign direct investment and other non-debt capital flows boost economic growth without adverse side effects on economic volatility.These flows grant collateral benefits of raising economic efficiency, developing the domestic financial sector, and disciplining macroeconomic policies.

Based on the evidence gathered in these interviews, as well as on preexisting empirical studies, this Article develops a model of the borrower's decision to grant collateral that focuses on the borrower's perceptions of the costs and benefits of secured and unsecured transactions.

Granting collateral lowers the aggregate costs of a lending transaction by lowering the pre-loan perception of the risk of default.

Granting collateral to secure loans is a prominent feature of the U.S. economy, but, surprisingly, we do not understand how borrowers and lenders decide whether to engage in a secured or an unsecured transaction.

Conversely, a grant of collateral can increase the costs of a lending transaction by increasing the costs of entering the transaction as well as the costs of administering the loan.

In exchange for the financing, the members of the Exide Group granted additional collateral and guarantees.

Finland was later granted a collateral plan but only for 20 percent of its share of the bailout (€1.44 billion [about $2 billion]), which the Finns were required to pay in a single installment.

The canons leased, bought and sold land and loanied money using property grants as collateral to benefit the priory's building fund.

The Herald also reported that the theater's artistic director, Arnold Mittelman, took out a $125,000 loan on behalf of the playhouse to cover payroll and his own salary by using state grant money as collateral, which could be a violation of the theater's bylaws.

The Debtor also presented the testimony of Lisa Donahue, the Debtor's Chief Restructuring Officer and former Chief Financial Officer at the time of the Second and Third Amendments, to support their position that the Prepetition Lenders did not unduly influence the granting of additional collateral and timing of the Debtor's bankruptcy filing.

Appraisals are generally ordered by banks so they can verify the value of collateral before granting a mortgage.