Sentence examples for loan trading from inspiring English sources

Buckley Ratchford, who runs the firm's global bank loan trading and distressed investing, has also announced his intentions to leave.

Mrs. Van de Castle, 33, is the director of market data at the Loan Syndications and Trading Association, the trade association for corporate lending and loan trading.

"This is probably the most dramatic situation I have ever seen in the loan market," one executive who monitors loan trading said.

But modern proponents of loan trading argue that they are not generally dealing with bad or problem loans (though note that the chart shows how the distressed component is increasing).

It is also against the code of practice of one major payday loan trade body.

Pay off the loan, trade in the old car, and buy the new one with inherited cash.

The remainder owed to the banks is in various loans, trading positions and other investments not secured by Enron assets.

Investors fear that other publishers will follow, and several of them have loans trading at distressed prices.

With the increase in such defaults, the number of leveraged loans trading at distressed levels now accounts for 16percentt of the market.

With rates plummeting, 87% of companies refinancing in the past year have done so twice, says Mr Donnelly.A consequence of the fall in rates has been in the secondary market, for corporate loans sold to institutions, where the number of loans trading at a discount has contracted sharply.

Citigroup and Standard Chartered, which along with HSBC are the biggest foreign banks in India, have an overall exposure to the country (including loans, trading positions and derivatives) that is 1.9 times the size of their regulated Indian operations.The hybrid system is complicit in a borrowing binge by the government: the budget deficit is running at 7-8% of GDP.