The phrase "huge financing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a large amount of money or funding that is being provided for a particular purpose. Example: "The company secured huge financing from various investors to expand their operations globally."
But our economy still has huge financing needs.
On Wednesday, even as it announced its huge financing needs for the latest quarter, the Treasury said financial markets could accommodate the flood of new bonds.
The company's report did highlight the growing importance of its huge financing division, GE Capital, which makes loans to businesses and consumers, finances equipment leases, and sells insurance.
A commercial bank gives trading operations huge financing advantages, in part because they have the implied backing of depositors and taxpayers; this is why so many banks have put their enormous derivatives trading operations in their insured banks.
Such a huge financing deal might have violated Chinese prohibitions against the use of bank loans to buy substantial stakes in insurance companies, a person familiar with the inquiry said.
"And the response was to impose rules in a very strict manner … We have a huge financing gap that will present itself in the next few months," he told the Observer.
G.E. has billions of dollars of losses in GE Capital, its huge finance unit, the bears claimed.
Like most large corporations, GE uses the commercial-paper market to fund its day-to-day operations, including those of GE Capital, its huge finance arm.
Dubai contains a knowledge village, a media city, an IT corridor and a huge finance centre.The downsidesYet the odds on any of these efforts succeeding are low.
Even as General Electric works to continue shrinking its huge finance unit, the business continues to generate a profit and pay dividends to its parent.
G.E. has been slimming down its huge finance arm, GE Capital, while increasingly relying on its bedrock industrial businesses for long-term growth.
