"repayment issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any problem regarding repayment, such as having difficulty making payments on time. For example: "The bank has been having some repayment issue lately, due to the unstable economy."
Conway's antique business is on its last legs; the farm of Weaver's parents was repossessed due to debt repayment issues; and the lease on Shannon's TV repair workshop was suspended.
The conditions could include showing that they would still be healthy after the repayment; could issue long-term unsecured debt without government guarantees; and could raise money in equity markets.
Citigroup, the largest manager of SIVs, said it would finance the repayment of debt issued by its vehicles as early as mid-January.
Officials said they would be stepping up "debt recovery", making extra effort to secure the repayment of loans issued under the social fund – the system by which benefits claimants are given a loan when they are deemed to be facing a crisis situation.
ING intends to finance the repayment with the proceeds of a rights issue valued at 7.5 billion euros ($11 billion), which should be completed Dec. 21.
The lawsuit asked the court to close the charities; it did not immediately address the issue of repayment.
Repayment is a divisive issue because Irish taxpayers face years of austerity to pay for the bailout of Anglo Irish and other Irish banks.
At the end of 2013, repayment became a common issue and many platforms closed.
The behavior of the 99percentt during the mortgage crisis best illustrates their morality on the issue of repayment generally.
The timing of repayment has been an issue when it comes to the Argentinian debt as well.
