Sentence examples for lending reports from inspiring English sources

The Centre for Responsible Lending reports that half of the mortgages taken out by blacks in the past few years were subprime.

Now, there are monthly reports that the banks have got to give the treasury, the lending reports.

This could explain the ongoing disconnect between big banks' upbeat lending reports and the 61percentt of small-business owners who say it's harder to get loans now than four years ago, according to a study released Thursday by the American Sustainable Business Council, Small Business Majority and Main Street Alliance.

He also highlighted signs of improving consumer credit and rising mortgage approvals in the BoE lending report.

The £9.6bn contraction in lending reported by the Bank of England does not directly correlate with the promises made by the Project Merlin banks but gives a picture of what happened in 2011 when credit contracted in every quarter.

The Bank of England's Trends In Lending report, published yesterday, suggests that while the largest businesses may finally be beginning to see credit conditions relax, small and medium-sized companies are no better off.

And four "big banks" earned B's. [Editor's note: American Express actually scored an A, but this was largely a result of credit card lending.] The idea for bankinggrades.com originated with our frustration with the small-business lending report cards that your members publish.

NatWest Bancorp, which lost heavily in East Coast property lending, reported net income in the second quarter of dollars 35.8m ( pounds 18.6m) compared with dollars 30.3m in the first quarter - when it first returned to profit - and a net loss of dollars 85.1m in the second quarter of last year.

Despite a sharp decline in bank lending reported last week, which had some analysts suggesting that the central bank might try new steps to stimulate the economy, economists surveyed by Reuters said they expected the E.C.B. to leave policy unchanged in January as it waited for a clearer picture of economic conditions.

Its quarterly Trends in Lending report found that the stock of lending to non-financial businesses had continued to shrink in the three months to November, and had dropped by about £4bn in the three months to November.

Clayton Homes pointed to a prior statement attackingthe Seattle Times/Center for Public Integrity predatory lending reporting as "provocative" and "misleading".