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Significados de corporate borrower en inglés
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Uso de corporate borrower en inglés
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That is one of the largest gaps of any U.S. corporate borrower.
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Petrobras is Brazil's biggest corporate borrower and relies on all major lenders to obtain funding.
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Imagine an economy with the simplest kind of credit chain: one bank and a single corporate borrower.
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The outcome might seem impressive given that Asia Cement is a corporate borrower whereas Khazanah is a sovereign credit.
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These securities enable a corporate borrower to make repayments with cash or more bonds with even higher interest rates.
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A 1.7 billion-real increase in the highest risk H bucket was due to an unidentified "single-case corporate borrower," the bank said.
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Typically, loans for Australian corporate borrowers are between three and five years.
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All four banks, which traditionally focused on corporate borrowers, have rushed into mortgages.
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Corporate borrowers should, in theory, be beneficiaries of negative risk-free rates.
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Loan book quality for Itaú's largest corporate borrowers also showed slight signs of improvement.
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Lenders have cut borrowing costs in recent years and extended maturities for corporate borrowers.
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Bondholders in Asia are becoming more assertive in squeezing better terms from corporate borrowers.
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Leveraged loans are loans made to non-investment grade corporate borrowers.
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But some Russian corporate borrowers may face a tough time.
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Hall said loan demand had recently begun to increase among its consumer and corporate borrowers.
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Those figures will edge higher in 2010 for corporate borrowers but dip moderately for sovereigns.