Sentence examples similar to lending decision making from inspiring English sources
The greatest limitation of the traditional loan decision making processes of today is not a lack of data about a borrower, rather the inherent isolation by which lending decisions are made.
Smaller firms have fared little better with lending decisions made on commercial terms.
Mrs. Davis eventually accepted "collective responsibility" for mortgage lending decisions made after she was appointed to the board of the ICS building society.
Unlike the militaristic NFL, where the paucity of games calls for strong centralized control, the lengthy basketball schedule lends itself to local decision making.
In the U.S., the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (also on the chopping block), has joined with private financial services companies to explore the incorporation of alternative consumer payment data in credit and lending decision-making.
lends to troubled developing countries, its traditional function, it is typically the largest creditor with a dominant role in decision making.
Its lending decisions are made instantly and loans can be transmitted to a borrower's bank account in five minutes — a process Mr. Damelin says is like "buying a song off iTunes".
Most lending decisions are made locally - by the branch itself.
Rather than second-guess lending decisions Giannoulias made before he entered public service, we should focus on votes and policy positions that bear on who will best represent our views in the Senate.
