Sentence examples for held on deposit from inspiring English sources

In his Chicago Tribune obituary, Morton G. Neumann (1898-1985), is described as a "local cosmetics manufacturer who assembled one of the finest collections of 20th century art in the world". Held on deposit at the National Gallery of Art for a brief time, the Neumann collection was eventually sold to pay the family's tax bill.

Meanwhile, £4.7bn flowed into bank accounts, boosting the amount held on deposit by 6.4% year-on-year.

Lloyds says the new TSB bank will be strong, with a loan book that matches the amount of money held on deposit.

Such receipts are an investment vehicle representing a specific amount of the foreign company's stock, which is held on deposit at a bank.

If the bank is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), up to £85,000 held on deposit with it will be protected if things go wrong.

Only in Wales and south-west England was the amount lent out to small business greater than the amount they held on deposit.

Recent low interest rates have made high-paying current accounts attractive to those with money to hold on deposit, but banks have begun to cut returns following the base rate cut.

"The short-term and discretionary nature of ECB funding leaves the Irish banks on a knife-edge and makes it more difficult to hold on to deposits," he added.

His last job was as head of President Obama's Office of Management and Budget, where he replaced Peter Orzag, who now works as vice chairman for global banking at -- hold on to your deposit slip -- Citigroup.

Savers want to know if they should put their cash into long-term fixed-rate deposits or hold on for a base rate rise sooner rather than later.

The big Swiss banks said they thought they could hold on to some of the deposits by persuading German customers to bank with them in their home country.