Sentence examples for loans book from inspiring English sources

Nationwide reduced its commercial loans book from £7.8bn to £5.8bn during the period.

Nationwide has reduced its commercial loans book from £7.8bn to £5.8bn over the past six months.

Recently the notion of 'off quota' students has been pushed, where universities could grow provision at no cost to the student loans book.

Darling has insisted the new lending will be on commercial terms and its existing loans book will be restructured in line with EU state aid rules.

The government has sold a student loans book with a face value of £890m for just £160m, angering student union groups.

Student groups also expressed their alarm and anger when the government sold a student loans book with a face value of £890m for just £160m in November.

Loans booked under their approach would initially appear to be worth more than under FASB's approach.

The National Marine Bankers Association recorded a 25% growth in marine loans booked for 1998, with similar figures expected for 1999.

Insiders reckon the final price will be around £1.5 billion ($2.2 billion), a useful chunk of cash though much less than the £6 billion the track cost to build.In this section The meaning of austerity A costly war Roll up, roll up Soft touch Osborne's gamble A class above Pot on prescription The imperial moment ReprintsThe student-loans book ought to find a buyer too.

Last year it expanded its loan book by 27%.

Ali was startled by the T.I.B.C. loan book.