Forty - two percent of
respondents said banks were not lending to their types of business, and nearly half of companies said they did not apply for bank loans because they did not think they would be approved.
Not exact matches
The central
bank found that 39 % of
respondents said they planned to increase investment over the next 12 months, while 32 %
said they expected little change from current levels and 30 % predicted a decline.
«Canada has very little influence over the
banking in other countries, and I don't think we should pay anything for their bad management practices,»
said one
respondent.
«Any way you look at it, the
bank tax is simply a new tax over which the people who pay it — ordinary citizens — will have little or no
say over what is done with the money,»
said one
respondent.
The
Bank of America Merrill Lynch fund manager survey, meanwhile, found that the percentage of
respondents who
said corporates could and should take on more leverage was falling.
Yet 53 percent of
respondents say monitoring financial transactions is challenging, and 81 percent trust
banks and credit card companies to catch fraud for them.
In remote areas, 62 % of
respondents said that their
bank or credit union offered mobile
banking compared with 74 % in non-rural areas.
In remote areas, a third of
respondents said that they didn't know if their institution offered mobile
banking, compared with 21 % in non-remote areas.
However, an overwhelming majority of survey
respondents who expressed a view - 94 percent - do not expect central
banks to deploy «helicopter money» this year, while
saying that they seem to be running out of options to stimulate growth.
Half of survey
respondents say they are «leaving money on the table» by not being rewarded for «responsible»
banking behavior — a characteristic customers
say banks push all the time.
Fifty - eight percent of TD
Bank survey
respondents said they were looking for a loan size of less than $ 50,000.
A 2014 survey of community
banks by George Mason University's Mercatus Center found that 90 percent of
respondents said they are reconsidering their product and service offerings, such as residential mortgages and overdraft protection, due to the increased regulatory burden.
My organization — the Independent Community Bankers of America, or ICBA — in 2015 released a lending survey in which three - quarters of community -
bank respondents said new mortgage regulations were keeping them from making more residential - mortgage loans.
According to a 2015 SNL survey of community
banks, 35 percent of
respondents said compliance costs increased by at least 30 percent over the previous five years.
«Besides, the ATM credit cards bearing the
said companies» names were brought to the applicant by Mr. Dipo Oshodi of the second
respondent bank, who promised to replace them once the cards bearing the changed names were available, but he never did.
At the same time, 13 per cent of
respondents said their school was forced to run a food
bank for needy pupils.
16.7 % of
respondents said they had borrowed from friends and family, 13.9 % using credit cards, and 10.2 % using a personal loan from a
bank.
More than half of
respondents (57.2 %) answered that they do not trust
banks, and 50.3 %
said they do not trust credit card issuers either.
The Toronto - based
bank says debt reduction or elimination was the top priority for 25 per cent of the poll
respondents.
According to the survey, «More than one third [of
respondents](38 percent)
say they would close their primary checking account or consider leaving their
bank because of fees.»
The
bank says that
respondents to a Pollara online poll this month were, on average, aiming to set aside $ 9,635 in 2014.
While 40.3 % of
respondents say that haggling works best when buying a car, 29.4 %
said it also works for electronics, followed by the 26.3 % of total
respondents who
said it can be used to argue down
bank fees.
Felicissimo is part of the majority of survey
respondents who work in legal departments with less than five lawyers — 56.4 per cent — and perhaps carry a little less budget muscle than,
say, the big five
banks, which have been the primary drivers of AFAs including value billing.
(18) BTA
Bank v. Solodchenko (CA)[2011] 1 WLR 888 A
respondent to a freezing injunction in the Commercial Court form is not permitted to
say that assets need not be disclosed because he holds them on trust for another.
According to the Pinsent Masons / YouGov survey, almost a quarter of
respondents (24 %)
said they would be «likely» to be
banking with an alternative payment provider, such as PayPal, within two years.
But it will take some work to win people back: 57 % of survey
respondents said the breach had «seriously compromised their trust in the
banking and credit card industries.»