Sentences with phrase «common for financial institutions»

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The common thread that emerged in nearly every presentation was one of partnership; the necessity for new technology and legacy financial institutions to adopt and adapt to one another for...

Given his financial experience, Mr. Paulson had to know how deceptive his promise was in placing such emphasis on the government's stock options, the sweetener that has made so many executives fabulously wealthy: «taxpayers will not only own shares that should be paid back with a reasonable return, but also will receive warrants for common shares in participating institutions,» he explained.

Rather, both participate in a culture in which security, independence and financial success for the individual and the institution are more highly prized than the common good — both in its collective aspect and in the emphasis on nonmaterial goods.

Already prior to the financial crisis, since the early / mid - 2000 s, the Commission had attempted to coordinate European aid policies more closely for the sake of reducing fragmentation and enhancing their effectiveness by committing the EU institutions and member states to one common policy.

Would it be specific to a given financial institution, or is this a common - enough practice that many / most / all credit unions and banks allow for it?

A common marketing technique for most financial institutions is to advertise free checking accounts to lure potential customers in the door.

If you have bad credit the most common scenario for loan applications with traditional lenders, banks and financial institutions is a straight decline.

Responding to a recent article on mutual funds by Rob Carrick, a Globe and Mail reader rehashed a common refrain: «Perhaps mutual funds were once a great way for «average Canadians» to invest, but they have been totally subverted by the greed and mediocrity of the financial institutions who dominate the field... Canadians are generally far better served by ETFs.»

If you work in banking or financial services, it's very common practice for the institution to pull an employee's credit regularly — every six months or annually.

This is to protect the financial institution from possible default especially when it is common for these types of loans to involve $ 30,000 - $ 60,000 in available credit.

I would suggest that if these two simple common sense questions were mandatory questions financial institutions asked its customers before they made TFSA contributions, the CRA would have no need for 76,000 letters next year and taxpayers would have no one to blame, but themselves.

Responding to a recent article on mutual funds by Rob Carrick, a Globe and Mail reader rehashed a common refrain: «Perhaps mutual funds were once a great way for «average Canadians» to invest, but they have been totally subverted by the greed and mediocrity of the financial institutions who dominate the field...

It has also become common place for many financial institutions which offer home equity lines of credit to issue debit cards in addition to checkbooks.

A common type is a foreign - exchange forward, which allows corporations and financial institutions to hedge currency risk by locking in terms of exchange ahead of time, usually for three months.

«We call on Parties to learn from the Barro Blanco project to improve stakeholder consultation and to develop robust social and environmental safeguards for future market mechanisms, already common among multilateral financial institutions» says Juliane Voigt, Carbon Market Watch Policy officer for sustainable development.

But either way, it's far too common for institutions to lose customers» data — and they rarely suffer significant financial consequences for the loss.

With loans advertised by every financial institution, it has become common practice for buyers to get a loan through a financial institution.