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Our credit policy adjustments that began in the middle of the first quarter continue to yield benefits, with sequential improvements in both our Provision Rate and 15 + Day Delinquency Ratio.
Not exact matches
Because banks held few excess reserves, it took only modest
adjustments to the size of the Fed's balance sheet, achieved by means of open - market purchases or sales of short - term Treasury securities, to make
credit more or less scarce, and thereby achieve the Fed's immediate
policy objectives.
By randomly asking respondents slightly different questions about the same issue, we were able to investigate whether
adjustments to
policies such as national standards, affirmative action, school vouchers, and tax
credits could attract broader support.
Here is a roundup of news surrounding recent developments in President - elect Donald Trump's housing
policy, key legislative proposals and also reports on the benefits of front - end
credit risk sharing with deep cover mortgage insurance, and a new USMI blog post on unnecessary upfront risk fees (loan - level price
adjustments) imposed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
This impact, when applied to an insurance
policy is called a «
crediting adjustment» and there are two ways this
adjustment is applied.