Sentence examples for state of lending from inspiring English sources
Since 2012, the Center for Responsible Lending (CRL) has been measuring the effect of different predatory lending practices in our State of Lending research series.
The first of the accompanying charts shows 12-month changes in the amounts of loans outstanding in the 17 countries that make up the euro zone, and the lower charts show the state of lending in several of the countries.
As I quickly discovered, the state of lending in the financial crisis is his most pressing concern, far more than, say, the new emissions requirements on diesel engines that are mandated for 2010.
Our final chapter, The State of Lending in America and Its Impact on U.S. Households: Cumulative Costs of Predatory Practices shows lending abuses are inter-related and that they set off chain reactions that have long-term consequences, derailing economic opportunity for millions of Americans and weakening the U.S. economy.
The buildup had been testing, with the national state of emergency lending an understandable edginess.
Above all, the state-guided banks' habit of lending on the basis of political whim rather than proper risk-assessment has brought disaster.The chaebol, the crony-run conglomerates that dominate the economy, having been allowed to borrow too much, have expanded without regard for adequate returns.
The industry is also scrambling to respond to a bill in Arkansas that would ban lawsuit lending completely, and to a bill in Rhode Island that makes clear that lawsuit lending is subject to the same state regulations as other kinds of lending.
But the way in which China weathered the crisis — with the injection of $588 billion of stimulus money into the economy and an explosion of lending from state banks — led to a spate of large infrastructure projects that may never justify their cost.
The state of emergency lends weight to its argument that the poll must be postponed.
Its essence was that Kirch funded Speed's purchase of another 25% of SLEC, and Kirch acquired control of Speed from EM.TV via an intermediary.Twists and turnsThe total cost to Kirch was almost $1.6 billion, which it borrowed from the banks; extraordinarily, Bayerische Landesbank, which is half-owned by the state of Bavaria, lent the $987.5m for the option payment.
The State of Connecticut lent a hand, too, calling in-state employers to help place Amaranth people locally.
