Sentence examples for loan paper from inspiring English sources

There's a similar spread between yields on Britain's perpetual War Loan paper and 30-year gilts.

More than 80 percent of the $165 billion of municipal auction-rate securities have been redeemed, but just a quarter of the $85 billion in student loan paper has been redeemed.

So, what to do about all the securitized credit card and auto and student loan paper held by commercial banks?

Bailout maestro Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson triggered a free-fall in mortgage-backed bonds by ruling that the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) will put the $700 billion to work buying the credit card, auto and student loan paper stuck on bank balance sheets–only one of the next few crises facing the financial system.

Stiffing the holders of the original loans won't do much for Iraq's reputation internationally, but it may not impede Baghdad's ability to get new loans, says Didier de Baere of East-West Debt, an Antwerp-based debt collection firm that holds some Iraqi loan paper.

A rating agency (Fitch) first reviewed a small sample of nonprime loan files after the secondary market in nonprime loan paper collapsed and nonprime lending virtually ceased.

Mr. Houston shows her the line on the loan papers where, instead of the usual "X," are the letters ARTHUREE.

But the day the loan papers were signed in June 2003, the bank's loan officers said they were withdrawing the offer of the grace period.

Reverse mortgage borrowers are required to undergo independent counseling before signing loan papers; make sure both you and your spouse attend.

Webb A. Brewer, a Memphis lawyer, recalls poring through piles of loan papers and coming across name after name of blacks with subprime mortgages.

Had Mr. Pope signed the same loan papers after April 3, 2003, he would not be in danger of losing his home.