Sentence examples for study of the banking from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, however, the Bank of Spain reaffirmed its more optimistic assessment by releasing a new study of the banking sector that put the overall cost of recapitalizing the country's weakest institutions at €15.15 billion.

Working Women, a membership group concerned with issues involving women office workers, found in a highly critical study of the banking industry last February that women were more likely to be promoted to such jobs as branch manager or vice president for personnel than more prestigious jobs such as vice president for commerical loans.

He ordered a study of the bank's exposure and tightened its loan criteria.

He offers the case study of the Bank One board's choice of Jamie Dimon, formerly of Citigroup, as its chief executive, bypassing a candidate from within the company.

A study of the Bank One mammography program, by contrast, shows that the initial costs of treating cancer detected in the workplace was $18,500, while the cost of treating cancer not detected at work was $35,000.

However, in order to successfully argue for PSSA status of Saba Bank further study of the Bank's biodiversity was needed in order to demonstrate that the area satisfies all the criteria adopted by the IMO.

The study of this bank of sequences will contribute to understanding the propagation mode of the bacteria as variations accumulate relatively slowly, thus making it an ideal tool for global epidemiology.

A case study of the Japanese bank recapitalization by Hoshi and Kashyap (2005) identified a bank that overstated the progress of required personnel downsizing by shifting employees to subsidiaries.

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The case study of the Western bank of Luxor is presented as an offensive wall being built around the largest mortuary temple destroying the visual and cultural aspects of the place.

A new study of the disgraced bank, which brought the UK to the brink of financial ruin, reveals RBS still has a £100bn "black hole" in its finances due to "five broad areas of alleged criminality and wrongdoing".