Sentence examples for private sector banking from inspiring English sources

Private sector banking has spectacularly failed – and we need a democratic public solution.

And a gasp could be heard in the audience of business leaders when he announced a 90percenttaxax on private sector banking bonuses.

India and Sri Lanka began to deregulate interest rates and permitted private sector banking to grow in the mid-1990s; Nepandand Pakistan pursued identical measures in the late 1990s.

Last week, Lord Mandelson promised to build up banking services offered by the Royal Mail through post office branches as an alternative to the troubled private sector banking business.

In many respects, the credit crunch which began in 2007 has just jumped another firebreak: what began as a private sector banking problem has mutated into a sovereign debt disaster as nation states try to help, and is now becoming a supranational headache instead as the few remaining stable authorities, such as the EU and International Monetary Fund, get dragged in too.

But a recent central bank guideline raised the retirement age for private sector banking chiefs from 65 to 70, so he was expected to be reappointed in a shareholder vote late last month.

It would give private sector banks time to absorb an estimated $5 trillion of government-backed mortgages.

Brazil's second-largest private sector bank, Itaú, agreed to buy a rival, Unibanco, this month.

That study urged public and private sector banks, extractive industries, and other groups to develop standards that address these events.

If huge private sector banks are to avoid future government rescues, they need to hold more capital.

Unlike the United States, Britain and France, Germany made government recapitalization voluntary last fall; most private sector banks declined to take part.