Sentences with phrase «on the bank lending money»

Pine Financial Group keeps a pulse on the bank lending money and has relationships with several local portfolio lenders that we can refer.

Pine Financial Group keeps a pulse on the bank lending money and has relationships with several local portfolio lenders that we can refer.

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MONDAY, APRIL 30 FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank releases monthly data on lending and money supply 0800 GMT.

Most of the money the banking sector lends out is provided by retail deposits, supplemented by borrowing on the «wholesale» market.

FRANKFURT, Oct 9 - Key Euribor bank - to - bank lending rate hit fresh record lows on Tuesday, pushed down by large amounts of excess liquidity sloshing around in money markets.

FRANKFURT, Oct 8 - Key Euribor bank - to - bank lending rate hit fresh record lows on Monday, pushed down by large amounts of excess liquidity sloshing around in the money markets.

FRANKFURT, Oct 10 - Key Euribor bank - to - bank lending rates hit fresh record lows on Wednesday, pushed down by large amounts of excess liquidity sloshing around in money markets.

FRANKFURT, Oct 9 - Key Euribor bank - to - bank lending rates hit fresh record lows on Tuesday, pushed down by large amounts of excess liquidity sloshing around in money markets.

FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank releases monthly data on lending and money supply.

FRANKFURT, Oct 8 (Reuters)- Key Euribor bank - to - bank lending rate hit fresh record lows on Monday, pushed down by large amounts of excess liquidity sloshing around in the money markets.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29 FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank releases monthly data on lending and money supply.

The Federal Reserve could push banks to lend more by paying Wall Street smaller returns on money stashed at the U.S. central bank when inflation is low, according to an academic paper presented on Saturday.

Most sites lend money, undercutting the banks and offering a better return on cash.

It also suspends minimum reserve requirements at GDB, and prevents the bank from lending money or making payments on debts that it guarantees.

A surge in acquisitions by large Chinese companies in recent years has increased worries that several of them, which rely on borrowed money for their large purchases, could pose a risk to the banks that lend to them.

The lending standards on equipment financing can be less strict because your equipment will be used as collateral for the loan — in other words, if you default, the bank has the right to seize your equipment to cover the cost of their lost money.

Banks will qualify for the money only if they lend it on to consumers and businesses.

As a further stimulus step, the European Central Bank also said on Thursday that it was cutting the interest rate it charges on loans to commercial banks, as long as the banks commit to lending that money to companies or individuals.

The new approach, being paid to lend, will apply to a special program that allows banks to borrow money for four years, provided they lend the money on to consumers and businesses.

Over half of regional banks lost money on core businesses - lending and fees - in the year through March 2017, prompting the Financial Services Agency, which oversees the industry, to say consolidation could be considered for such banks to thrive.

Billions of euros were withdrawn from accounts in Greece and Spain and banks in stable countries such as Germany put a cap on the amount of money they were willing to lend business partners in countries hit hardest by the euro crisis.

Third and finally, the traditional story misses the real function of private banks, which is to solve an information problem in the purest Hayekian senses. That is, banks are or should be specialists in risk assessment and risk taking. They should know their client, understand the local market and have their pulse on the broad economy. Arguably, if properly structured, they can and should do this better than other entities such as governments. In other words, the proper role of banks should be underwriting — lend money, hold the debt, and bear the risk. Which is a long - winded way of getting to the main point of this post.

During the interim, the Federal Reserve indicates that it expects to limit the extent to which banks lend out the base money created in Step 1, through a policy of paying interest on bank reserve balances.

By paying interest on excess reserves (IOER), the Fed rewards banks for keeping balances beyond what they need to meet their legal requirements; and by making overnight reverse repurchase agreements (ON - RRP) with various GSEs and money - market funds, it gets those institutions to lend funds to ion excess reserves (IOER), the Fed rewards banks for keeping balances beyond what they need to meet their legal requirements; and by making overnight reverse repurchase agreements (ON - RRP) with various GSEs and money - market funds, it gets those institutions to lend funds to iON - RRP) with various GSEs and money - market funds, it gets those institutions to lend funds to it.

In general, banks that lend money for mortgages or other loans take a look at the credit histories of everyone whose name is on the loan application.

Banks lend borrowers the money to pay the interest, and this increases the debts that new buyers of real estate need to take on.

The Bank of Japan wants the banks to lend, so rather than give them any interest on money deposited with the Bank of Japan, they are (subject to some specific conditions) actually charging them for leaving money parked.

More precisely, they do so in order to lend or invest most of the base money that comes their way, while keeping some on hand for the sake of either meeting their customers» requests for currency, or for settling accounts with other banks, as they must do at the end of each business day, if not more frequently.

When banks and other private - market intermediaries acquire base money, they do so, not for the sake of holding on to it, as they might were they mere warehouses, but in order to lend or otherwise invest it.

After all, not everyone has family or friends who can loan them money, and banks are currently sitting on a lot of cash — looking for businesses that appear to be a smart bet (although the lending climate can change in a heartbeat).

Of course those views were also wrong: the banking system can not immediately adjust to a large injection of reserves; even absent interest on excess reserves, it takes decades for new reserves to expand the money supply as lending opportunities are limited at a given point in time.

Whereas when you know that when banks — and this is where the Bank of England must deserve a big pat on the back from people like ourselves that they came out and publicly said, as a highly respected official organization, banks create money when they lend, and, therefore, as well as providing --

In other words you could not only trade on a reasonable margin but you can lend out money and get interest, much higher than you would in any bank.

Five years after an epic spree of reckless mortgage lending in the U.S. sank the global financial system, U.S. banks are healing relatively well, thanks to aggressive rate slashing and money printing early on by U.S. central bankers.

Factors such as the Fed choosing to pay interest on bank reserve deposits, the large cash holdings of big firms, and the persistent regime uncertainty that makes lending / investing seem particularly risky these days can together explain the reluctance of the banks to turn the monetary base into money via the multiplier process.

Without IOER and Dodd - Frank type regulations, banks would be lending more, and base money would have a stronger impact on overall money growth and the price level.

The banks were the beneficiaries of the massive influx of international capital and lent money indiscriminately, creating a speculative bubble, particularly in the real - estate sector and on the stock markets.

The average person is surprised to learn that banks lend the same money out multiple times, which is why a run on a bank is inevitably a disaster, as no bank has on hand anything like the sum of what all its depositors have deposited.

If the firm has financial problems or reneges on the deal, the bank that lent the company money to build the ice arena would take over the sublease agreement, said Bryan Mraz, Park District attorney.

«No bank in the world would lend money on a theater,» Anderson said last week as his construction crews put the final touches on a plush northwest suburban venue that will be surrounded by retail and office space and condominiums.

Policy - makers need to consider carefully the cumulative price tag of all the demands the government is placing on the banking sector - and remember that money spent, or tied up, can not be lent out to businesses and individuals.

But they would be on the lookout for one another: the moment no other bank is willing to lend to you, they run the risk of needing some of that money back, and having to be the one to admit it's not there anymore.

The FSB also wants to see that the new «funding for lending» scheme gets cash to those firms that need it with a clear reporting process so that tangible evidence is given to show the money is being passed on to small firms and not just shoring up the banks.

Another concern is that quantitative easing will be ineffective if instead of using the new money to lend to small businesses and individuals, banks just sit on the cash in order to increase their capital reserves.

He pushed Britain to live way beyond its means not merely in this way, but by putting excessive amounts of money into circulation that banks could lend on with cavalier irresponsibility.

One thing is for sure, we must firstly educate investors to understand their part and that they will get the return on their investment by consulting the experts, the educators, the students and the product suppliers and acting in the form of an old fashioned bank; lending money for a profit.

However, if a traditional bank or other lending alternative is willing to loan you money on better terms than the P2P lending company (or the P2P lending company is unwilling to lend you money perhaps due to a poor credit score), then it probably makes sense to look elsewhere for a loan.

Remember that banks make money by lending to borrowers likely to generate income, without defaulting on their debts.

The more money you can put down, the risk the bank takes on when they lend you money.

So the more money in deposits a bank has, the more money they can lend out and earn a return on.