Sentence examples for to creditworthiness from inspiring English sources

The way to solve the safe-asset problem, the BIS suggests, is through broad austerity sufficient to return many sovereigns to creditworthiness.

"It is important that the U.S. continues to be the global gold standard with regard to creditworthiness and the validity of its debt," Mark Schneider, chief executive of the German health care company Fresenius, said Monday in an e-mail.

Some experts say that tailoring rates to creditworthiness may be a result of a welcome democratization of credit, in which consumers with black marks like garnishments or liens on their records are no longer necessarily rejected.

He also worries that the U.S.'s high level of unfunded future liabilities will be deleterious to its creditworthiness, making it more difficult to find buyers for its mounting debt.

The authors show that poor people can make good use of borrowed money, even if they sometimes struggle to demonstrate this creditworthiness to lenders.

Credit bureau, organization that provides information to merchants or other businesses relating to the creditworthiness of current and prospective customers.

Inside each manned outlet are staff manuals containing Takei's distilled wisdom that includes how to deal with a drunk client and how to judge creditworthiness from the applicant's clothing.

Keeping some "skin in the game" should accomplish two things: make the banks and securitizers more attentive to the creditworthiness of the underlying mortgages, and reduce the tendency to play "hot potato" with mortgage-backed securities.

In addition, available credit does not reach those who need it the most and with whom it could have the greatest impact due to the application of inappropriate screening procedures and criteria to determine creditworthiness.

Their reports are used to formulate the all-powerful credit score, which lenders use to determine creditworthiness.

Mr. Draghi told the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Monday that "we should learn to do without ratings, or at least we should learn to assess creditworthiness".