Sentence examples for group loan from inspiring English sources

That's particularly true when there's a preference for those who are part of a group loan where people already have some sort of enterprise going on.

Other advocates are concerned that the final rules still leave group loan discharge to the discretion of the Education Secretary, and the federal statute will supersede stronger state laws.

With other housing costs high, other trailer parks few and residents contending that most of the trailers on the property are too old to withstand a move, some residents have contacted the New York State Housing Finance Agency, hoping to secure a group loan to buy the site.

Tetteh is also the secretary of the Second-Hand Clothes Deafter Associathen, and afire the fourththe fourth in that area of the market since 2001, he had arranged a large group loan for his members from the government's microfinance body.

They, too, can charge high interest rates and the group loan approach often applied to high-risk, micro-entrepreneur communities obscures whether the financing has benefitted individuals on a long-term basis.

The traditional microfinance group loan methodology, first popularized by the famous Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, was designed to be used in areas where it was the only loan product available and where borrowers had very strong ties to their location and community.

Customers demanded a range of services — savings accounts, insurance, and remittance channels — unavailable through group loans.

Among them was a cap on the tax deductions that companies can claim for interest payments arising from internal group loans.

A Guardian investigation has found the pharmaceutical giant created the scheme using $2.7bn£1.8bnbn) of internal group loans routed through its Dutch subsidiaries.

That's when I knew crowdfunding was going to be a much bigger concept than just extending group loans to developing communities.

Running a family, running a business, what's the difference?" Carlos Labarte, director general of Compartamos, a larger group loaning to the poor in Mexico, had his own answer: "The men are not here.