Sentence examples for latter bank from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the latter bank was given clear and precise warnings by its lawyers about the risks of accepting assurances in a letter from an alleged co-conspirator, a Swiss lawyer.

The company was advised by JPMorgan Chase and Moelis & Company, with the latter bank leading the go-shop process to minimize potential conflicts of interest, since it does not have any lending operations.

The latter two banks charge $5 for copies of older statements.

For the latter, local banks, with their ties to local communities, are fighting back.Scottish Equitable was one of the earliest foreign firms to offer Italians savings products.

The latter meant the bank might brush up against certain regulatory capital limits.

The former is now a CVS; the latter, a Capital One bank.

The latter, a commercial bank, has been buying up Korean stocks and credit card assets, providing a leveraged bet on a market recovery.

In 1994, the government founded three policy banks to take over the policy-related business from the four SBs to transform the latter into commercial banks, which are characterized by market-functioning and profitable institutions (García-Herrero et al., 2009).

The latter recovered as banks and larger corporations parked their bailout moneys in stock markets (rather than investing them in production, since mass purchasing power in the US remained hobbled and looks likely to remain so indefinitely).

Attorney General Eric Holder's testimony to Congress last week also confirmed the latter point: some banks are so big that the Department of Justice is afraid to bring legal charges against them, for fear of how that would affect the economy.

America's loose monetary policy and concerns about sovereign defaults in the euro zone will encourage capital to flow to emerging economies, making the latter's central banks reluctant to raise interest rates and dampen down inflation.