Sentence examples for value credit from inspiring English sources

"The mathematical models people have been using to value credit derivatives have been very naive," says Paul Wilmott, a financial consultant.

Meyers's central question why do scientists value credit so highly?—is valid and interesting.

Appraised trade-in value credit may be applied instantly to your purchase.

The fact that you can't value credit is far more damaging to the economy than what's happening to the consumer.

Every time airlines devalue their award charts, fixed value credit cards start to look a little more attractive.

It comes from a combination of the variety of backgrounds at Zeo, in both deep value credit investing as well as in risk management.

That journal in 1905 carried news of a customer depositing 100 gold dollars into a bank; the teller, aware of the value, credited the account with $1.60 per coin.

This "shows how imprecise, undisciplined, and open to manipulation the current process is for valuing credit derivatives," the report said.

The features of cyber credit demanded by Internet finance have been far beyond the capability of traditional FICO system could handle the single valued credit score has limited power in the e-commerce financial services.

The principal cause of the economic slowdown was the collapse of the global credit boom and the ensuing financial crisis, which has affected asset values, credit conditions, and consumer and business confidence around the world.

It will now be left to Aiyawatt, one of Vichai's four children, to continue instilling the "Thai values" credited with bringing success to Leicester.