The amount of EC 40.5 million to finance the project has come from commercial bank loans.

(6) Commercial bank cheque.

Bank loans, mortgages, and other financial credits

11.1.2 The right to credit and to bank loans

In the West Bank, the programme disbursed 4,744 loans, compared to 3,120 loans disbursed in the previous period.

For loans exceeding Rs. 25,000 the bank requires tangible collateral.

The West Bank operation disbursed 4,744 microenterprise loans worth 5.09 million.

For example, the World Bank uses mainly two types of loans.

The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

The bank has disbursed more than 100,000 loans mostly in rural areas.

The bank has disbursed more than 170,000 loans mostly in rural areas.

The World Bank has the leverage to impose conditionality for its loans.

Capital flows and commercial bank lending had been cyclical.

The Provident Fund humanitarian loan system was never intended to grant loans in any commercial sense.

Mrs Myburgh admitted that she had borrowed money from the Commercial Bank but said that the Commercial Bank should have sued her husband rather than herself.

Guarantee of women's rights to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of credits

b. The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

(b) The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

(b) the right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

(b) The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

Financial services small loans to microentrepreneurs who have no access to conventional bank credit.

Consequently, it has not been possible to obtain gender disaggregated information on bank loans.

So, a normal commercial bank has nine to 10 times leverage.

In order to obtain such loans, those interested must apply in person to the National Mortgage Bank or one of the financial institutions that grant loans of this kind under agreements with the National Mortgage Bank.

Bank Loans, Mortgages and Credit. Credit is available to both men and women in Pakistan.

Proceeds from the telephone service can then be used to pay back the bank loans.

Excluding temporary contracts of 11 months or less, i.e. consultants, special service agreements, commercial reimbursable loans and casual labourers.

Commercial bank debt is renegotiated within the London Club, while the International Development Association (IDA) Debt Reduction Facility provides funding for the buy back of commercial bank debt of low income countries.

The bank requires that any enterprise seeking loans from it should have 50 ownership by women.

Both the new refinanced loans and the trade credit lines will be guaranteed by Bank Indonesia.

24. Other regional development banks that provide loans for population projects include the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

(d) Prohibition of loans or credit by any United States agency for industrial or commercial projects in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.

A third bank, Bermuda Commercial Bank, founded in 1969 and the only bank owned by Bermudians of African ancestry, was acquired in 1993 by First Curaçao International Bank based in the Netherlands Antilles.

60. The resources of the World Bank are primarily provided on the basis of interest free credits or loans.

It was unfortunately true that because of strict requirements for guarantees such as a bank account or minimum income, it was difficult for women to obtain bank loans.

Those meetings were attended by bank superintendents, central bank officials, representatives of the commercial banking system and academics from Latin America and other regions.

The Bank had granted hundreds of millions of dollars in loans and was operating very effectively, as demonstrated by the fact that its rate of recovery on loans was over 98 per cent.

The Court held that Commercial Bank could sue Mrs Myburgh and her appeal was therefore dismissed.

October 1978 March 1983 Attorney in the Legal Advisory Department of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia.

When banks make loans, they create deposits for borrowers, who draw on these funds to make purchases. That generally transfers the deposits from the lending bank to another bank.

But central banks can choose to pay zero interest on a portion of the reserves that commercial banks hold with them, even when they increase the policy interest rate. And they can require commercial banks to hold zero interest reserves at the central bank equal to a defined proportion of their loans, thus preventing inflationary growth of private credit and money.

For middle income countries like Fiji, World Bank and International Monetary Fund criteria made it difficult to secure needed loans.

The Farmers Home Administration guarantees up to 90 per cent of bank loans for land, equipment, buildings and operating expenses.

Consequently, loans extended by commercial banks are also subject to floating interest rates and have normally a maturity term shorter than the project period.