Sentence examples for performance of loans from inspiring English sources

Sizwe Nxasana, chief executive of FirstRand, one of South Africa's big four banks, notes that impairments are falling off and the performance of loans to lower-income customers has been "very good" during the downturn.

So some interpret calls for greater disclosure as whimpering by investors who did not do their homework.However, more information about the performance of loans after origination would help, particularly those in leveraged structures such as CDOs.

Mastering the specific information related to assessing creditworthiness and monitoring the performance of loans is precisely the kind of thing at which the private sector is supposed to excel.

It became obvious in the late 1980s, that a major set-back of the Agricultural Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme (ACGFS) was the non performance of loans it guaranteed, which discouraged commercial banks from extending credit to the agricultural sector.

Investors in loan funds take comfort in the strong historical performance of bank loans.

The performance of subprime loans securitised up to 2004 has remained relatively solid.

The worsening performance of the loans has squelched demand for mortgage-backed securities.

(On January 19th, Royal Bank of Scotland announced record losses for a British firm of £28 billion, reflecting lousy performance of its loans and its part in the ill-advised takeover of ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank).

Although the White House and the Treasury Department don't seem to have noticed, the World Bank and the I.M.F. have also introduced elaborate monitoring regimes, which have improved the performance of individual loans.

While there is limited data available on the performance of P2P loans during recessions (though that data is positive for the marketplace lending industry), credit card default rates are available since 1985.

In this case, risk weightings are based on banks' own analysis of the past performance of their loan portfolios.