Sentence examples for pace of loans from inspiring English sources

The Start-up Loans Company, which runs the scheme, said the relatively slow start was due to the time taken to set up local partnerships, but that the pace of loans had picked up during December.

As a result, participants in this market expect the pace of loan portfolio sales to accelerate.

As the government also recognizes, however, the time has come to begin slowing the very rapid pace of loan growth, which raises risks of overinvestment, overcapacity and ultimately bad loans.

Defining the cycle may sound prohibitively difficult but Charles Goodhart, a professor at the London School of Economics (and a former monetary policymaker at the Bank of England), suggests a way around it: monitoring whether the pace of loan growth or the rate of increase of asset prices was moving sharply above trend, and requiring banks to find more capital if the alarm sounds.

Beijing is troubled by other signs of overheating in February, including an accelerating 37.3% pace of loan growth and fixed asset investment growth of 23.4%.

The pace of loan defaults also seems to have accelerated in the last quarter of 2008, when the bank boosted its loan loss provision to 414.0 million euros ($524 million), from 164.0 million euros ($207.6 million) in the third quarter.

The banks rapidly stepped up their pace of fresh loans last year.

The central bank announced recently that the pace of new loans had fallen sharply.

They have only gradually begun to moderate their pace of new loans this autumn.

The pace of home loan refinancing has fallen by half the last several weeks, according to bankers and analysts.

"If we are not satisfied with the credit quality of the opportunities available to us we would choose to slow the pace of corporate loan growth".