Sentences with phrase «tighter rules set»

The insurance authority will need to hire experts in the region to assist with this matter and hence there will definitely be tighter rules set in place as the regulations will enhance protection to the policyholders from the mainland and Hong Kong.

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Trump, who has complained about tight lending practices, has ordered three reviews of banking rules, the first of which Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is set to deliver as soon as next week.

Wenger is a top manager, but he is operating within a tighter set of financial rules than we think (know).

The pair have promised to scrap the Tory government's tight borrowing rules to set up a # 100bn fund for new infrastructure, to be paid for by a bond issue.

As the U.S. plans a climate policy, it should set its own tighter rules regarding such credits.

While I'm by no means a die hard advocate of limiting your closet to a set number of items and associated hard and fast rules, I do find value in a well - edited, tight seasonal collection that really gets some action in your day - to - day life.

And while there is no set rule on resume length, it is still preferable to keep the resume as tight and succinct as possible.

- the right to negotiate was not a veto; - the timeframes set for notifications negotiation and arbitration are tight but fair; and - the Act imposed clear statutory rules for land use and did not set up complicated barriers to mining exploration and operations.

According to Goodman, «credit is very tight in large part because originators are putting credit overlays on top of the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA underwriting box» — in other words, imposing a second set of rules.

«New underwriting rules to protect borrowers, effective in January, will prohibit many loan features, set tighter limits on the amount of debt a borrower can have and still get a mortgage, and require that lenders accurately measure a borrower's ability to repay,» he said.