Sentence examples for terms of banking from inspiring English sources

They may be somewhat underserved in terms of banking.

"The pressure is on — both in terms of banking reform and inflation," she said.

In terms of banking, it has plainly had a healthy effect: banks have strengthened their risk-management systems and spread their risks—so much so that many should be able to hold less capital against their loans.

In the wake of Hands's dramatic defeat in New York, analysts said it was unlikely that investors in his private equity firm Terra Firma would now stump up more cash to prevent the firm from breaching the terms of banking covenants agreed with Citigroup, which is owed £3bn.

Because I know that a superficially reformed financial system, both in terms of banking and international architecture, will continue to do great harm, permitting imbalances and injustices that will bring a serious collapse or a dangerous war if they are not addressed.

Benedicte Christensen, deputy director of the IMF's African Department, says confidently that there is "no systemic risk that we can see in any African country in terms of banking".No one doubts that Africa will feel the effects of the crisis eventually.

He claimed that alongside tackling the long-term issues of banking weaknesses, housing market excesses and skills shortages, ministers had reduced the budget deficit to five per cent.

The restatements may violate terms of bank loans to Dynegy, which has $4.8 billion in debt.

In addition, the UK accounts for 16.4% of all net assets under management in Luxembourg and is sixth in terms of bank representation.

In the first four months of 2012, the firm has spent $1.92 million, barely trailing Wells Fargo in terms of banks' lobbying expenses.

[C6.] Terms of Bank Loans Grow Tighter Worried bankers kept toughening their terms for loans to businesses and consumers over the last three months as they grew more concerned that they might not be repaid, according to a Federal Reserve survey.