Sentence examples for refinancing due from inspiring English sources

"The increase in home loans over the past five years is due to a significant amount of refinancing due to the interest rate cuts and simple demand," Mr. Smith said.

JPMorgan Chase and UBS came through as lead banks for a syndicate on the bank debt portion of the refinancing due in May.

This category-wide boom stems largely from increased home sales and mortgage refinancing due to low mortgage interest rates over the past year.

Where will The Bank of Mom and Dad go if they can't refinance due to overly tight lending standards or if tapping their savings is no longer an option?

The complaint says the Whitehouse and W. H., whose three hotels are struggling financially, may not be able to meet their "substantial debt" refinancing payments due to banks by the end of this year if the new J. W. Marriott hotel takes away any of their business.

With 25 billion euros in refinancing coming due in July and with Spain's cost for issuing new debt now elevated by more than a full percentage point, Mr. Campa acknowledged that even the government's best efforts may not appease impatient investors.

Many teams have been refinancing debt due to the historically low interest rates.

Karen Rugen, a spokeswoman for the company, said it had enough money and expected to be able to refinance notes due in September 2010.

Revenues from its North American retail operations plunged by 26%, thanks in part to an abrupt drop in the refinancing of mortgages due to rising interest rates.

The engineering company ABB Ltd. plans to sell convertible bonds worth 850 million Swiss francs ($601 million) to partly refinance bank debt due at year's end, as well as extend the duration of its debt and diversify its financing.

That's said to be a result of the $61 billion rescue package Greece got last week from the Eurozone countries, money, say the most happy fellas, that should calm market fears and enable Greece to refinance debt coming due on May 19 of $10 billion Euros (equivalent to $14 billion in U.S. currency).