Sentence examples for increased loans from inspiring English sources

The merger added more credit card and checking customers and increased loans to consumers.

Under Japanese sponsorship, they plan to launch their own regional monetary fund, while China has slashed tariffs and increased loans to its Southeast Asian neighbors.

In 1994, for example, Mexico's central bank significantly increased loans to private banks, in an attempt to forestall a recession before a presidential election.

Lending edged up on higher demand from businesses, with the New York and Cleveland regions reporting increased loans in commercial mortgages, the Fed said.

The Bank of Italy told Sanpaolo IMI and Banca di Roma, the country's third- and fourth-largest banks, to pull out of lending to Fiat's Edipower unit because the two lenders would be exposed to too much risk if they increased loans to Fiat, an Italian newspaper, MF, reported.

Still, change isn't always bad and we continue to believe yesterday's results reflected improvement in several key areas, including higher revenues, increased loans and deposits, controlled expenses, an expanding NIM [net interest margin], improved core asset quality, higher capital ratios and a continued reduction in Citi Holdings.

That increased loan was needed to help stem cumulative operating losses totalling £9.7m by the end of 2015.

It's this type of liberal government policy that promotes increased loan losses and our current real estate debacle.

The blueprint to help encourage more to study in higher and further education will also recommend that student loan terms are enhanced, with an increased loan repayment threshold.

If an economic downturn is ahead, increased loan defaults and consumer pullbacks will harm the bank's main engine.

Banks increased loan loss reserves by $16 billion in the quarter, a 10% jump from the third quarter, but that increase didn't keep pace with the rise in loans that are not being paid on time.