Sentence examples for international borrowers from inspiring English sources

Italy, Spain and Belgium remain active international borrowers, albeit at higher rates.

Many are now calling for a more fundamental solution to the crisis: the issue of "Eurobonds" in order to provide a fiscal underpinning to the shaky monetary union.These Eurobonds are not to be confused with their namesakes invented in the early 1960s, when bankers severed the link between currency and country of issuance by helping international borrowers sell dollar-denominated bonds in London.

In West Germany, Great Britain, and the United States, the only borrowers in international markets were private units.

"This is the most popular international destination for UK borrowers, with correspondingly the largest total debt outstanding from those living overseas," the SLC said.

In all of this, the Marshall Plan resembled the "structural adjustment programs" the International Monetary Fund imposed on borrowers in the developing world during the nineties, but on a larger scale and with much better public relations.

International lenders want reassurance that a borrower will pay them back, and that the borrower will have a top rating.

The international community may rightly believe that both borrowers and lenders have been forewarned.

International capital markets are offering Southeast Asian borrowers interest rates so low even Communists can't resist.

Mortgage-related losses have made international banks wary of lending to even creditworthy borrowers.

Commercial bankers look to the World Bank and its sister institution, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to keep Third World borrowers on the Financial straight and narrow.

IF the International Monetary Fund gave grades to its major borrower nations, Turkey and Argentina probably would have received mostly A's this year.