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(91) Wells Fargo, the nation's top agricultural business lender in total dollar volume, said demand prompted it to increase farm lending 12% from 2008 to 2009.

(92) As a result of the borrower's lowered credit rating, a conventional mortgage is not offered because the lender views the borrower as having a larger-than-average risk of defaulting on the loan.

(93) Private Lender: Proof of Funds signed by two bank officers.

(94) Bank of America is a lead lender on $43 billion in outstanding credit facilities to 53 different real-estate investment trusts, or REITs, more than any other bank, according to SNL Financial Inc.

(95) In this transaction the lender is essentially lending more money to its debtor.

(96) Each Prosper.com loan applicant submitted a profile which included credit and work history, education level, income and an optional photograph of themselves for lender review.

(97) I understand that the Lender approves a loan by disbursing it.

(98) The first of a number of participants is a basic fundamental lender.

(99) Dr. Silver said Li Wu, Assistant General Manager of the Department, not to engage in finger-threshold(sentencedict.com), but to strengthen the capacity of lender credit repayment capacity and continuing review.

(100) The US lender, CIT Group, has filed for bankruptcy protection, after debt - exchange offer to bondholders failed.

(101) C. Short sales involve time limits for returning the shares borrowed to the lender.

(102) The older ones of lender of last resort, managing the note issue, being banker to government, really slide back into the background.

(103) In the absence of a central bank, Morgan had for decades been acting as the country's unofficial lender of last resort, gathering reserves and supplying capital to the markets in periods of crisis.

(104) Mr Lewis had suggested that he wanted to stay until the bank had repaid $45 billion in public aid and had finished integrating Merrill and Countrywide, a mortgage lender.

(105) Third, there is using the central bank as emergency liquidity provider or "lender of last resort, " to expand the "elastic currency, " as the Federal Reserve Act calls it.

(106) Being a lender, a bank, not ownership, usually gets of ship mortgage established on the ship.

(107) Finally, the erosion in consumer balance sheets has prompted lender curbs on home equity and revolving credit lines, further constraining consumers.

(108) The thought is rather appalling, but Mr Trillin makes it work for him: "You can say what you want to about my Uncle Benny[http://Sentencedict.com], but he never made his living as a money lender."

(109) Declaration by a lender that the outstanding principal is due and payable immediately, together with the interest due, following non-compliance with loan covenants.

(110) A good man sheweth favour, and lender: he will guide his affairs with discretion.

(111) Security issued by a borrower to a lender, covering short-or long-term debt at variable or fixed interest rate.

(112) If your credit rating is poor the lender may refuse you credit.

(113) She will take the down payment , typically in the form of a certified check from the buyer , and the check from the lender for the amount of the mortgage .

(114) Is important to have a mortgage lender, until it was advance.

(115) WBC.AX), Australia's second-biggest lender, reported steady third-quarter cash earnings of about A$1.1 billion ($914 million) on Friday, despite another rise in impaired assets and bad debt charges.

(116) Secured debt is backed by the borrower's assets and normally puts the lender at the front of the line for repayment.

(117) Courtesy to a major lender cannot trump core domestic interests.

(118) IV. The Lender is entitled to stipulate the disposal of guaranty and hypothecation in term of contractual stipulations or the stipulations in the subordination agreement of the contract.

(119) The government has authorized state banks, including development lender BNDES, to purchase stock that minority shareholders do not subscribe.

(120) A loan participation is a back-to-back arrangement where the lender of record manufactures payments to the participation party equal to receipts on the loan in return for funding or an indemnity.