Sentence examples for loan represents from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Gottlieb's lawyers at the firm of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, the collateral for the Prudential loan represents less than 7percentt of TeeVee Toons' holdings and does not include any royalty rights over its new artists, which include Default, Sevendust and Lil Jon.

For Sberbank, the loan represents the financial group's first investment into the area of ride sharing and on-demand startups.

An unsecured loan represents a significant risk to the lender, and accompanying interest rates should appropriately reflect that fact.

In its statement, Apollo explained that the loan represented the firm's share of profits from certain investments, and that it was designed as a loan only for tax purposes.

As long as the loan represented no more than 70percentt of the underlying property's value, Countrywide would lend to a borrower even if the person had a credit score as low as 500.

According to data from the financial information services company Markit, 13.4 percent of Olam's Singapore-traded shares are on loan, representing about four-fifths of all shares available to be borrowed.

While the loan represented only 20 percent of the amount needed for the new location, the business was now stuck because the new lender required a blanket first position lien, which the Small Business Administration would not accept.

As long as the loan represented no more than 70percentt of the underlying property's value, Countrywide would lend — even if the borrower had been 90 days late on a current mortgage payment twice in the last 12 months, had filed for personal bankruptcy protection or had faced foreclosure or default notices on his or her property.

The $17.4 billion in loans represents a necessary bridge over the road to liquidation, protecting the economy from a wave of additional job losses.

It is possible that some of the rapid rise in problem loans represents pressure from regulators to admit problems, rather than new problems.

Still, interest-only loans represent an especially large problem.