Repayments

However, the bank said it "remains well-positioned" to meet new Basel III capital requirements and continues to reduce its balance sheet and meet funding targets, allowing it to accelerate £ 7 billion ($11.23 billion) in repayments of some central-bank facilities. ❋ Patricia Kowsmann (2010)

The period of time those facing difficulties can defer making Canada student-loan repayments is being extended from 18 to 30 months. ❋ Unknown (1997)

The main issue is that equity has not been put into the club by the latest Arab owners and nor has refinancing been secured to fulfil the obligations of short-term repayments to clubs owed transfer monies, agents and other general day-to-day cash flow commitments including the players 'wages. ❋ Unknown (2009)

-- to help restructure some debt in countries where you have to restructure corporate and business debt, longer-term repayments, do things that will keep employment up. ❋ ITY National Archives (1998)

In his annual letter to Berkshire shareholders in February, Mr. Buffett called the repayments of crisis-era investments he made in GE, Goldman Sachs Group and reinsurer Swiss Reinsurance Co. "unwelcome." ❋ Kate Linebaugh (2011)

The debt is roughly £15 million of current loans, £30 million of ongoing loans to clubs, agents and Revenue, plus the loans to Sasha Gaydamak but much of that is long-term repayments so not pressing. " ❋ Unknown (2009)

The repayments were a source of consternation for bank regulators, the report said. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Other observers worried the repayments were a better deal for the banks than they were for the taxpayer. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He already benefited from a loan from Kiva's partner IMCEC, which he did repaid, although the repayments were a little late. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"At the same time, however, existing borrowers are continuing to take advantage of the low level of interest rates to make accelerated loan repayments, which is restraining the overall growth of housing credit," Mr Battellino said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Other observers worried the repayments are a better deal for the banks than they are for the taxpayer.

Bank analyst Bert Ely called the repayments a positive sign for the banking sector but not a reason to celebrate. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Longtime bank analyst Bert Ely called the repayments a positive sign for the banking sector but not a reason to celebrate.

With interest rates expected to increase, so too will debt repayments, meaning less income to save and live off. ❋ Unknown (2010)