"repayment issues" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The bank is having difficulty resolving the repayment issues with the borrower."
"The whole repayment issue has been a cloud hanging over the banking industry," said Guy D. Cecala, publisher of the industry newsletter Inside Mortgage Finance.
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.
If repayment is the issue how can dumping people out of work, closing down shops, offices and factories then putting out of business all the service firms to them all be a good idea to keep the flow of money going?
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.
New said PHEAA is effective at promoting affordable repayment plans, and took issue with the inspector general reviewing a disproportionately larger number of the company's calls compared with other firms.
They did that even for securities whose only source of repayment was subprime mortgages issued to buyers with poor credit who had taken out what were known as "liars' loans" because no one checked to see if they had any income at all.
