Sentence examples for loan instruments from inspiring English sources

The cash cost is somewhat less than that because £266m of interest costs are simply added to loan instruments held by investors.

First, companies are raising more and more capital through privately issued loan instruments, as opposed to public equity such as selling stocks or issuing bonds, which can be openly traded.

It is unlikely that the administration in power wanted to curtail growth by limiting the availability of toxic loan instruments that made much of the consumption, the economic growth, and the optimism possible.

The local youth orchestra loaned instruments and offered morning classes taught by classically trained volunteers, all at no charge.

Twenty years after they first started loaning instruments, they added a caveat: To receive a Mandell instrument, a player has to be more than just a stellar musician.

But analysts raised questions yesterday about the extent of that discipline after Merrill announced that it would take its first loss since the end of the technology boom and would write down $5 billion primarily in its fixed-income sector: subprime loans, complex debt instruments and leveraged, or risky, loans.

Yashiro also has been shrinking the bank's loan book using instruments like securitization.

Limited bursaries and instrument loan programmes are available.

It would also look at businesses like the packaging of loans and financial instruments.

And its Artist Gallery displays loans of celebrity instruments (like one of John Lennon's pianos).

He was awarded a temporary loan of the instrument after winning the Indianapolis competition and will return it this year.