Sentence examples for underwriting volume from inspiring English sources

Lenders piled into interest-only product, eager to keep underwriting volume alive.

According to an August Foxx-Pitt Kelton research report, neither Citigroup, J.P. Morgan or Bank of America cross-sold M&A services to more than 5% of their banking loan customers since the beginning of 2000, nor did their efforts capture more than 4% of total global equity underwriting volume of $649.3 billion.

As a result, the global volume of completed mergers and acquisitions at Goldman fell 18 percent in 2012 and underwriting volumes were pretty much flat.

He urges them not to be lured into writing risky business in the hunt for short-term profit; to underwrite for profit, not volume; and to focus on where they will be in five years' time, not one.

Some of the profit, the official said, underwrites reconstruction, but since the volume of sales and prices are not known, how much is misappropriated is not clear.

This represents a doubling of the volume of mortgages underwritten in the first quarter and a nearly 26 percent increase over the second-highest number on record, $12.5 billion, reached in the fourth quarter of 2005.

As volumes grow, they say, underwriting standards are bound to fall.

In 1913 his father underwrote the publication of his first slim volume of verse, Kamen (Stone), to be followed by larger volumes with the same name in 1916 and 1923.

That's a different bogey than hyping younger, smaller companies to gain underwriting business, increase share ownership, and boost trading volume.

Merrill, determined to keep its leadership position, set a very aggressive transaction volume target, which resulted in it underwriting three times as many CDOs in 2006 as 2005.

In the second quarter of this year, the life insurance industry underwrote $15.7 billion in new commercial mortgages — the largest volume on record since the American Council of Life Insurers began tracking the number in 1965.