Sentence examples for trade loans from inspiring English sources

Since 1997, the United States has banned all trade, loans and aid to Sudan, accusing the Khartoum regime of allowing slavery, supporting terrorism and seeking to overthrow neighboring governments.

The accusations centred around wire transfers processed by JP Morgan to Cuba and Sudan, as well trade loans with Iran.

Hedge funds apply skilled teams and sophisticated analytical tools like MonJa to pick and trade loans from a pool.

It has never been easier to qualify for international trade loans and feel secure in your international footsteps.

"Civilization is based on exchanges — on gifts, trades, loans — and the revenges and insults that come when they are not paid back.

Now there remain just a few powerful western lenders, such as HSBC, Chase Manhattan, Standard Chartered and Citibank.The Japanese firesale of bank loans has also given these banks a taste for trading loans as if they were bonds.

Banks have also been much more aggressive at trading loans in the secondary market, selling what they own of loans to troubled companies well before the businesses land in bankruptcy.

But finance companies, including commercial banks, will snare much of the spotlight because of the nature of their business, which involves trades, loans and other dealings on behalf of third parties.

After a journey by ship, Solomon winds up on plantations in Louisiana, where he's traded, loaned out, and, at one point, used as service for debt.

One type is an entrepreneur who started with nothing, made his way through the world of black-market trading, loan-sharking and street-corner racketeering and finally emerged at the top of the heap.

"Data sharing between countries is critical to ensuring the future sustainability of the higher education loan program and trade support loan schemes," federal education minister Simon Birmingham said.