Sentence examples for trusted banking from inspiring English sources

This latest scandal, involving the rigging of a major trusted banking interest rate, might finally test the theories that he has long written into law that assume banks are best when regulated by themselves -- a now obviously dumb idea.

If a trusted bank and an equity investor want their money back, who will invest in KirchMedia this summer?

"We happen to be the least trusted bank in the least trusted sector in the marketplace," he said.

"WNB's allegedly fraudulent statements led plaintiffs to believe that their security holdings were safeguarded by a trusted bank," the bank's lawyers argued.

He never trusted banks: the notes were wrapped in newspaper and stored in the Rolls-Royce, along with his Picasso-engraved guitar.

It noted that the Edelman Trust Barometer, a survey, found that only 46 percent of Americans had confidence in business to do the right thing (and only 25 percent trusted banks).

"It's about time that the bank matched its treatment of staff to its aspiration to be Britain's most trusted bank.

Mr Jenkins reiterated his determination to make Barclays a much more trusted bank.

A survey we conducted at the end of March showed that only 29% of Americans trusted banks, down from 34% three months earlier and 42% a year ago.

Nine out of 10 people trusted banks when the survey began in 1983 - that has fallen to just two out of 10.

And Grandma Stack had told me that no one trusted banks, so why would anyone start trusting banks when using a phone?