Sentence examples for loan irregularities from inspiring English sources

Humberto Moreira stepped down from his post at the Institutional Revolutionary Party, saying news media coverage connecting him to a large debt and loan irregularities in his home state, Coahuila, which he governed until January, were hurting the party.

Some dealers brand the White House's account of auto loan irregularities as "pure fiction," saying it mischaracterizes the process by which dealers facilitate or package auto loan requests for lending companies.

So for Lending Club to oust its founder and chief executive Renaud Laplanche because of loan irregularities and lack of disclosure on a personal investment isn't terribly surprising.

A brief sampling of violations — aired in court cases, Congressional testimony and academic research — include excessive fees, improper denial of loan modifications, irregularities in the packaging of mortgages and conflicts of interest that lead banks to favor foreclosures over modifications.

Since then a confidential PriceWaterhouseCoopers report compiled in 2015 and seen by the Guardian has revealed a host of financial issues at Aiba related to the loan, including irregularities so serious that the auditor recommended a criminal lawyer be retained by the governing body.

Officials accuse Mr Bakiyev of embezzling part of a £204m Russian loan to Kyrgyzstan and of "irregularities" in his management of the US airbase.

Because of the faulty methodology, Freddie Mac failed to review 100,000 loans from 2006 for possible irregularities, the report said.

The plethora of irregularities in the bank's loan practices means it could take months to untangle the mess and bring the bank into compliance with Afghan banking laws, several officials said.

It believes it will be able to challenge the legality and validity of the mortgages and claims it has uncovered "irregularities" which may mean the loans can be cancelled.

To be fair, part of the stockmarket's slide last year had also to do with a squeeze on liquidity caused by a crackdown on widespread trading irregularities, including the use of bank loans to buy shares.For the time being, the government will have to be the main provider to the social-security fund, through share sales.

Slatin thinks the real reason that OFHEO is not raising the loan limit is to punish Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for their recent accounting irregularities.