Sentence examples for reserves for loans from inspiring English sources

Reserves for loans for construction projects that started before the credit crisis will start running out in the next six months.

Mr. Putin's proposal to dip into the country's pension reserves for loans of up to $43.5 billion for three big infrastructure projects and other investments provoked an immediate debate among some of Russia's top financial minds.

Over the weekend, industrialized and emerging countries pledged an additional $430 billion to bolster the International Monetary Fund's reserves for loans, doubling the size of the organization's war chest in the event of a worsening European debt crisis to almost $1 trillion.

But almost a third of the bank's profit came from a $1.5 billion gain on releasing reserves for loan losses.

First Fidelity, which is New Jersey's largest banking company, said yesterday that it would add as much as $300 million to its reserves for loan losses.

"We are seeing generally better financial performance," Mr. Eckenrode said, adding that the "tide has turned" in terms of credit delinquencies and that reserves for loan losses had gone back down.

While JPMorgan had some recent bright spots in its core businesses, the gains were padded by the bank's decision to set aside $730 million in fewer reserves for loan losses.

J. P. Morgan took reserves in anticipation of future losses in these areas in the fourth quarter of 2001 and increased its overall reserves for loan losses by $510 million.

Many of the transactions that were accounted for improperly, including swaps and reserves for loan losses, were described in a preliminary report to the board by an outside law firm and in a supplemental report released with the restatement.

The minister, Heizo Takenaka, said he would make banks announce results for their fiscal year using a method called discounted cash-flow analysis, which is likely force the banks to increase reserves for loan losses.

The Capital One Financial Corporation, a leading issuer of Visa and MasterCard credit cards, said regulators required it to increase reserves for loan losses, setting off a sharp decline in its stock and that of its rivals.