underwriting造句

Investment banking means the underwriting of securities.

A securities company may not canvass any securities underwriting business by any unjust competition means.

A fully automated underwriting service, which chains validation, scoring, eligibility and pricing.

Determining the insurance premium rate of breakwater construction is a problem in both underwriting and engineering.

But loosening underwriting standards now to recapture market share lost three years ago is a risky approach.

There is little time to act on deals packaged in 2005, the first year of really poor underwriting.

Wasn’t it the fault of barely legal mortgage underwriting, overpaid investment bankers and the intoxication of easy credit?

The lowest long-term rates in a generation are of little help to homeowners who cannot meet toughened underwriting criteria or refinance a depreciated property.

And they'd work to build up investment banking activities ranging from underwriting stock and bond offerings to selling packages of securitized mortgages, credit card receipts and car loans.

This first example shows a front-end underwriting filtering condition to accept or reject an application based upon a driver's history.

This is a testament to the conservative underwriting and funding strategies of these Banks prior to the crisis, but seems unlikely to continue if a major sovereign restructuring occurs in 2011.

That is only one of many reasons she says Banks are cautious about lending: they are also facing tougher scrutiny of their underwriting by regulators and buyers of their mortgages.

Risk assessment is an essential step of loan or insurance underwriting processes, and the risk grade calculation operation usually lends itself very naturally to a business rule based implementation.