Sentence examples for paper loans from inspiring English sources

The United States also has agreed to guarantee commercial paper loans in an effort to unfreeze that market.

GE Capital, a division of General Electric, recently sought a $15 billion line of credit as a backup to its short-term commercial paper loans.

In addition, early in the crisis, at a time when lending had essentially frozen, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation set up an emergency program to guarantee commercial paper loans.

In Germany, these commercial paper loans are held in special investment funds known as "conduits," affiliates that are not included on bank balance sheets and thus all the more foreboding.

In 1970 when Penn Central went bankrupt, his bank made the most commercial paper loans to Penn Central.

(Putting it work via things like the bank recapitalization program, the Fed's purchases of commercial paper, loan guarantees, and, one hopes, a stimulus package involving serious amounts of government spending).

This show includes more than 100 paintings and works on paper loaned from museums and private collections throughout the world.

The tenth paper, "Loan Growth and Bank Solvency: Evidence from the Pakistani Banking Sector", by Muhammad Kashif, Syed Faizan Iftikhar and Khurram Iftikhar, investigates the loan growth and risk-taking behavior of the banks during the expansionary periods of lending.

Paper loan files are bulky, so they are photographed and the images are stored on computer tapes.

A company like A. T. & T. is hardly likely to go bankrupt in the foreseeable future, but, after Lehman's collapse, lenders were so skittish that A. T. & T. couldn't get commercial-paper loans that lasted longer than overnight.

Because commercial-paper loans are short-term and are made only to companies with sterling credit ratings, they've always been assumed to be practically riskless, and lenders (most notably money-market funds) have been willing to lend at low interest rates.