Sentence examples for loans separately from inspiring English sources
After failing to find a buyer for the entire company, regulators are moving to cleave the bank in two and sell its banking operations and condominium loans separately.
The report did not include new online lenders that are making similar short-term loans, but the bureau said it is analyzing such loans separately.
A person familiar with the bank's portfolios said JPMorgan had reviewed the loans separately and determined that the number of delinquent loans was far less than the outside analysis had found.
In finding JPMorgan liable for exceeding the 20 percent cap, Justice Schweitzer rejected the bank's argument that "industry practice" was to classify the home equity loans separately from mortgage securities because they carried different risks.
There have been times when senior officials in Brussels and the IMF have shown their sympathy for a country that must spend the next 42 years paying back an average of €10bn (£7bn) a year to the IMF, the European Central Bank, the EU and each EU country that has made loans separately – not to mention the private sector creditors.
Before then, federal loans were issued with variable rates; by consolidating them, borrowers could often lock in a rate that was lower than what they were paying on each loan separately.
The data are a bit tricky to interpret: each loan is reported separately even when it represents the rollover of a maturing loan.
The clients, Nokia and Motorola, had separately made loans, totalling $2.7 billion, to a Turkish family, the Uzans, to build a mobile-phone network.
Had the state not allowed the bank's poor property loans to be dealt with separately, the provisions (and thus the losses) would have been far higher.
A legacy portfolio of $5.2 billion in mortgage loan principal would be sold separately.
These form a rapidly expanding segment of the derivatives market, enabling the credit risk associated with a loan or bond to be traded separately from the underlying asset.
