Sentence examples for loans for possible from inspiring English sources
Companies often review loans for possible buybacks after experiencing large numbers of defaults.
Because of the faulty methodology, Freddie Mac failed to review 100,000 loans from 2006 for possible irregularities, the report said.
It will also set aside as much as 500 million euros ($491 million) for possible loan losses.
He says the banks have understated the liabilities for possible loan repurchases that they were supposed to have recorded in recent years.
First-half profit at Barclays P.L.C. fell 1percentt as the company, Britain's third-largest bank, incurred costs associated with buying Woolwich P.L.C. and set more money aside for possible loan defaults.
The banking company KeyCorp said Wednesday that its loss widened considerably in the third quarter as it set aside more money for possible loan losses as borrowers are having a tough time repaying debts amid the recession.
And a huge chunk of profits is not coming from the actual business of lending money, but instead represents gains from the release of reserves set aside in the past for possible loan losses.
U.S. Bancorp, a regional banking company based in Minneapolis, said yesterday that its third-quarter profit would be cut by $655 million because it increased the amount of money it had set aside to account for possible loan losses after the terrorist attacks last month.
The French bank BNP Paribas said fourth-quarter profit rose 2.7percentt on higher revenue from its investment banking and asset management operations and a cut in the amount of money set aside for possible bad loans.
We are always trying to help the borrowers get the best loans for their situations: the lowest possible price with the best possible terms.
Or perhaps it was the high-level disappointment at her decision to front a series of advertisements for debt-consolidation company FirstPlus (collateralise your loans - lower interest rates now for possible homelessness later!), which she was urged by money-education charity Credit Action and others to stop endorsing.
