Sentence examples for prudent provision from inspiring English sources

The results for 1998 reveal a healthy and profitable condition, and a prudent provision for bad loans in line with best market practices.Two years ago you predicted that the bank would be condemned "to stagger alone" because of "scanty profits and seemingly insoluble problems", and that the bank had "little prospect of reducing its costs".

It encouraged the managers to lend regardless, and it discouraged prudent provisioning against duff loans.That leads to the second lesson for bank owners and supervisors: be sceptical if your banks are growing at breakneck speed, even in a booming economy.

This is prudent planning".

A KPMG spokesman said the report "has recognised that KPMG provided robust challenge and delivered clear warnings to HBOS, and that this resulted in a more prudent approach to provisioning than would otherwise have been adopted".

He added: "We were pleased that the [Prudential Regulation Authority] and Financial Conduct Authority] report issued last November recognised that KPMG provided robust challenge and delivered clear warnings to HBOS and that this resulted in a more prudent approach to provisioning than would otherwise have been adopted.

IT and data center infrastructure and equipment that store these records will be needed, as well as prudent (or mandated) provisions for digital security and disaster recovery.

"The additional PPI provision, while prudent and in line with its peers, is another reason for investors to think carefully about entering a sector fraught with unknowns".

Roche's chairman and chief executive, Franz Humer, called today's increase in provisions a prudent step toward cleaning up a regrettable problem.

Linda Fisher, Director of Corporate Services at Rochdale Borough Council, said: "All prudent local authorities make financial provision for claims which could be made against them, but we will strongly defend them where it is appropriate to do so.

A prudent landowner will want a provision that neither the option nor final agreement may be assigned or otherwise transferred to a third party without the landowner's written approval.

EDF insists that its provisioning policy is prudent and conservative, and that it has put aside €2 billion in its books for nuclear decommissioning costs.A French champion?Energy liberalisation in Europe unleashed a wave of mergers and acquisitions in the electricity industry.