Sentence examples for lending aims from inspiring English sources
A Bank of England scheme to boost lending, known as Funding for Lending, aims to pump up to £80bn of extra credit into the economy.
Levels of household debt have soared to record highs and a new way of lending aimed at the poor is needed, according to a new released report by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ).
Funding for Lending aimed to provide up to £60bn to banks and building societies so long as that money was lent to businesses and individuals.
In an op-ed last year, Warren argued that the postal service is the one organization with "the public mission, the infrastructure, the experience and the well-trained employees needed to help address this problem" of predatory lending aimed at the poor.
Finance Ireland has introduced its own residential mortgage products as the lending firm aims to compete with the country's main retail banks.
To revive near-comatose commercial bank lending, Thaksin aims to transfer the bulk of nonperforming loans still on banks' books$25.5 billion, 22% of total lending as of Novemberto a national asset management company.
Overall, ADB lending is aimed to increase by 50percentt over the next two years, to around $16 billion.
This autumn, federal banking regulators issued new rules to tighten lending standards, aiming chiefly at adjustable-rate mortgages.
Large organizations, such as the World Bank, believe that lending efforts aimed at women have potential to bear results.
Chinese banks benefited in 2009 from a government-led lending spree aimed at boosting consumption during the global crisis.
Mr. van Tol, meanwhile, is busy trying to complete his next project: a lending library aimed at commuters at the central train station in Haarlem, west of Amsterdam.
