Sentence examples for terms of deposit from inspiring English sources
Where an individual or organisation is unable to dispose of its records or where the records are of exceptional significance to the Archive, a long term loan will be considered in line with the Guiding Principles for Terms of Deposit (1997) (approved by the Society of Archivists, the National Council on Archives and the Business Archive Council) on a case by case basis.
But all four are smaller in terms of deposit size, which seems to be the only thing that matters in banking in an era of reduced leverage.
Santander is now Britain's third-largest bank, in terms of deposits, after RBS and Lloyds Banking Group.
"I've seen a jump of about 20percentt for 2008, in terms of deposits for 2009 tours, compared to 2007".
BNP Paribas will become the largest euro-zone bank in terms of deposits if the deal goes through.
A combination of Wachovia and SouthTrust would be almost even with the Bank of America Corporation in Florida in terms of deposits under management.
After acquiring Bradford & Bingley and Alliance & Leicester in the depths of the financial crisis, Santander is now Britain's third-largest bank, in terms of deposits, after RBS and Lloyds Banking Group.
The transaction, which will make BNP the largest bank in the euro zone in terms of deposits, is worth about 3.7 billion euros ($4.9 billion), at BNP's current share price.
It now stands in third place – behind state-backed titans Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group – in terms of deposits following the takeover of Alliance & Leicester in July 2008 and the acquisition of the savings customers of Bradford & Bingley before B&B was nationalised in September 2008.
In less than four years it has become the nation's 42nd-largest bank in terms of deposits ($19 billion), with 1.5 million U.S. customers.
Citizens, headquartered in Providence, R.I., has more than 1,600 branches in 13 states along the East Coast of U.S. It is the ninth-largest commercial banker in the country in terms of deposits.
