Sentence examples for local borrowers from inspiring English sources
PNB, for instance, has made numerous unsecured loans on the basis of character, which are difficult for local borrowers to get elsewhere.
The commercial banks act as intermediaries, relending the money in smaller amounts to local borrowers and collecting fees in the process.
Regulation Room will be also reaching out to small banks, credit unions, and thrifts, to ensure that these lenders, who often serve local borrowers, get a chance to explain to CFPB how the proposals would affect their operations.
Residents mutter darkly about rulers putting most profits in their own pockets.State agencies are "riddled with inefficiencies", says Melody Atil, who runs Peace Dividend, a microfinance organisation that funnels capital from the Sudanese diaspora to local borrowers.
This represents a return, of sorts, to the market of 25 years ago, when savings banks dominated the mortgage industry, making low-risk loans to local borrowers and keeping the loans on their books until they were paid off.
He was the first to recognize that the pool of dollars accumulating in European hands could be tapped directly by local borrowers, creating what became known as the Eurobond market and thus reviving London's historic position as a global financial center.
Last year it raised another ¥30 billion, largely from local governments, borrowers and depositors, who have now lost their money.
"Banks' exposure to local government borrowers is greater than we anticipated," Yvonne Zhang, a Moody's analyst, said in a statement.
The SBA makes funds available to nonprofit community-based lenders such as community development financial institutions, which make loans to local eligible borrowers with a term of no more than six years.
One of the most common requests in Zidisha's early days was for a local office borrowers could go to with questions.
Washington law requires trustees to have a local office so borrowers in default can submit documentation or last-minute payments.
