Sentences with phrase «lending to businesses means»

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Title III was meant to help businesses raise money when banks pulled back from lending in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

It was designed to encourage lending to households and businesses at a time when banks were facing increasing funding costs, which meant that borrowers weren't getting the full benefit of low policy rates.

This information is so closely guarded that policymakers, business people, and academics from all over will do what it takes to get it — even if it means lending credibility to a closed internet for a brief moment.

This means making sure the industry — which holds the promise to meet small businesses» capital needs — is built on transparency and fairness, and puts the interests of small businesses at the center of the lending process.

«That means opening up access to finance, creating an attractive environment for venture capital funding, getting banks lending to small businesses again.»

Online unsecured loans are advantageous for the borrower because there is a heightened sense of competition that is prevalent among the Internet financial sector, which means that lenders and lending institutions that do their business online often offer greatly reduced rates of interest for borrowers of all credit types when they choose to take out their unsecured loans via the Internet.

Credit bureaus have great relations with banks, businesses, and lenders, which means that they can access your credit score when looking to make a clear lending decision.

Before we go running down that path, we should think about what it means to have the government in the payday lending business.

Also, the prevention of lending to the businesses will be expensive for the government because it would require them to enforce bans which mean more money to spend on forces.

For example, Oxfam notes that «women produce more than half of all the food grown worldwide, yet own only two per cent of all land and get only one per cent of lending to agriculture» — a rather glaring oversight in the World Bank's fact - findings if they really do mean business about poverty (and I bet they do).

In the case where lending is part of the ordinary course of business of the relevant company, or it is provided in accordance with an employee benefit scheme, or by means of a loan to employees for purchase of company shares, the statutory prohibition is disapplied.

Our deep experience in the fields of real estate development, leasing and finance, commercial litigation, FINRA arbitrations, and a wide range of business, corporate and tax law matters means that we regularly lend our skill and expertise to some of the most complex and demanding transactions in the region.

Stricter bank lending policies will mean up to 15 % of the UK's 9,000 law firms could go out of business, BDO Stoy Hayward predicts.

Neither the Borrower or any principal or guarantor may have any ownership interest (beneficial or otherwise) in any tenant nor control over any tenant («control» meaning no contracted right to influence the business operations of tenant other than as specified in the leases presented to Lender) nor any lending or other relationship with any tenant, except as specified in the leases presented to us.

Zuckerberg contended that Facebook's mission of connecting the world meant it had to provide service to those who couldn't pay, and he said advertising naturally lent itself to the business model but Facebook still cared about people and their rights.

However, investment sales during the first half of the year are more subdued and competition from other lending sources has increased, meaning that life companies are having to work harder to drum up new business.

Quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve, issuing more money and then buying back Treasury bonds to support the market, is a policy meant to encourage banks to lend and businesses to invest, says Timothy Riddiough, professor of real estate and urban land economics at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.