Sentences with phrase «by commercial banks»

Suddenly loans by commercial banks to developing countries exceeded those of governments and international banks.

An agreement by a commercial bank or other financial institution to extend credit up to a certain amount for a certain time to a specified borrower.

The measures would make the expansion of risk assets by commercial banks more costly.

This allows borrowers to have a better chance of getting approved by commercial banks.

Personal bankers are hired by commercial banks who serve this purpose especially.

Historically, commercial real estate lending has always been dominated by commercial banks and insurance companies.

Line of Credit An agreement by a commercial bank or other financial institution to extend credit up to a certain amount for a certain time.

In mainland China, it is used only as supporting material to the offshore investment products offered by commercial banks under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investors scheme pursuant to applicable rules and regulations.

The MBA reports that its origination volume index for loans made by commercial banks jumped 433 percent year - over-year to 169.

a debt instrument issued by commercial banks or thrifts to raise funds for business activities or to retire other debt; Fidelity offers a type of certificate of deposit called a brokered CD

The Federal Reserve collects information on the current interest rates of credit card plans issued to American consumers by all commercial banks - this includes data from non-reward and retail credit card accounts.

The Reserve Bank of India has issued new guidelines for setting lending rate (on loans) by commercial banks under the name Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR).

In the years leading up to the crisis, these institutions held a wide variety of loans, including residential mortgages, auto loans, and credit card loans, which traditionally were held by the commercial banking sector.

The emphasis is on understanding in - depth, from the bottom - up, the company and the securities it issues; and also the character and motivations of managements, other control entities, and others senior to the common stock, ranging from secured lending by commercial banks to trade creditors to holders of subordinated debentures to holders of preferred stocks.

In the case of national cryptocurrencies, the blockchain technology would supplant the clearing process now handled by commercial banks, undermining an important revenue stream.

The government also will not set foreign ownership limits for investment in wealth management companies set up by commercial banks by the end of 2018, the PBOC said.

JPMorgan's investment bank would be nearly as large, followed by its commercial bank and an asset management company.

But with a fixed intermediation cost charged by commercial banks competing against each other, this can put an upper limit on the returns granted to corporate bond holders.

The essence is to add credit (or subtract net debt service to (from) income to get a measure of demand, to distinguish the FIRE sector (overhead) from the rest of the economy, and to distinguish commodity price inflation from asset - price inflation fueled by commercial bank...

The pilot is a part of a larger initiative kick - started by Commercial Bank of Qatar to drive growth in the Persian Gulf.

Now the primary dealer will have a demand deposit of $ 10 billion, assets on the Fed's balance sheet will increase by $ 10 billion, and so will bank reserves after the Fed's check is deposited by the commercial bank where the bond dealer has his account.

The monetary policy rate is an indicative rate of cost of credit given by commercial banks and a reduction in the rate would translate into similar cuts for interest rates which currently average 33 - 35 percent.

By good financial management and fiscal prudence, and by removing uncertainties about our commitment to build a better economy, our goal is to signal downward trends in inflationary expectations, and encourage downward trends in the monetary policy rate setting and interest rates pricings by commercial banks.»

A Typical 504 project includes: 1) a loan extended by a commercial bank with a first lien on the asset financed; 2) a second lien loan secured from a CDC with a 100 percent SBA - guaranteed debenture for up to 40 percent of the total cost; and 3) an equity investment of at least 10 percent from the borrower.

Bitcoin has every chance of emerging as the next big global currency given the crackdown of fraudulent activities entered into by commercial banks as well as the downfall of global fiat currency system.

For example, while OKCoin was contacted by its third - party processor, FXBTC has been contacted by commercial banking providers.

Investors have favored CMBS offered by commercial banks over other issuers because they believe banks such as Chase are more committed to the market and have stronger underwriting standards than their Wall Street competitors.

The MBA's Commercial / Multifamily Mortgage Originations Index recorded a 113 percent year - over-year increase in CMBS originations in the first quarter; a 51 percent increase in loan originations by life insurance companies; a 306 percent increase in originations by government agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and a 1 percent drop in originations by commercial banks.

The ARCS acquisition marked a milestone as the largest such acquisition by a commercial bank.

The modern era of student loans began in 2010 when Congress passed the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act that eliminated guaranteed student loans made by commercial banks, leaving only direct loans originated and funded by the Department of Education as the vehicle for obtaining federal student loans.

CDs are generally issued by commercial banks and are insured by the FDIC up to $ 250,000 per individual.

The Federal Reserve collects information on the current interest rates of credit card plans issued to American consumers by all commercial banks - this includes data from non-reward and retail credit card accounts.

Lending Club's and Prosper's notes are almost exactly the same as revolving unsecured credit cards offered by commercial banks.

First, my impression is that significant amounts of money are being lent by commercial banks.

Line of Credit An agreement by a commercial bank or other financial institution to extend credit up to a certain amount for a certain time.

In Canada, the prime lending rate is the average rate of interest charged on loans by commercial banks to the most credit - worthy borrowers.

Fixed Asset Financing: The conference bill establishes a new SBA guaranty for the portion of the 504 loan that's made by a commercial bank.

With the diminished importance in the financial system of banks and similar deposit - taking institutions, it is important that the central bank be able to exercise this function also vis - à - vis a wider range of counterparties, and against a richer array of collateral than that traditionally offered by commercial banks.

In other words, from our monetary base to whatever measures of money supply one wishes to use our entire «money» supply is bank credit generated either by commercial banks or the Federal Reserve.