Sentence examples for lending driven from inspiring English sources

"Capital markets activity will also continue to be robust, with increased corporate bond issuance and syndicated lending, driven by refinancing activity".

Like other big banks, JPMorgan's earnings have been bolstered by a surge in mortgage lending, driven in part by a series of federal programs that have helped drive down interest rates.

This was also reflected in the ECB's Bank Lending Survey, which showed that of all the major eurozone economies, only Germany's saw a notable increase in lending, driven largely by new mortgages.

New lending drove the increase in earnings.

The institution's overall lending activity grew by 10 percent over 2008, and home equity lending "drove that growth," Mr. Braca said.

The overpricing of assets was sustained in part by a sort of circular process, in which the proliferation of risky lending drove up the prices of risky assets, making the financial condition of the intermediaries seem sounder than it was.

That lending drove private debt levels to an all-time high across the OECD: the average private debt level is now of the order of 150% of GDP, whereas it was around 60% of GDP in the "Golden Age of Capitalism" during the 1950s and 1960s see Figure 1.

Unlike many other governments, Beijing could also order — not just ask — Chinese banks to mount a parallel stimulus offensive in the form of a huge lending drive.

Japan is not the only country where bank lending is driven by policy imperatives and cronyism.

Had subprime lending been driven primarily by misaligned incentives, originators and underwriters would have shunned the asset class in their own investment accounts.

The cost of lending is driven up; financial activity, and output and incomes in the wider economy, will all be lower.