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On the other are long-term borrowers.

But borrowers are pulling back too.

WHENthe American housing market turned, subprime borrowers started defaulting.

Subprime borrowers are people without strong credit histories.

Among all mortgage borrowers, 6% are behind on their payments; among subprime borrowers, 17% are in arrears.

There are presently 11.3 million borrowers underwater on their homes.

Blue-chip borrowers raised billions of dollars of new debt.

The number of books and borrowers is numbered to the bar code.

Some borrowers may have had to post cash or some other liquid asset.

He also urged US Banks to write down more mortgage principal to aid borrowers.

The mix of borrowers’ revenues matters, says Natalie Cohen of Wells Fargo.

Moreover, it is targeting potential borrowers just outside the mainstream, not the very poorest Mexicans.

But they have a lot of short-term debt and the quality of their borrowers 'collateral is falling.

It was a small step from printing notes tomaking book entries crediting deposits of borrowers, which the borrowers inturn could "spend" by writing checks, thereby "printing"their own money.

Normalizing the flow of bank credit to good borrowers will continue to be a top priority for policymakers.

If the trend continues, the industry faces collapse in a state where more than a third of its borrowers live.

During the housing bubble, brokers often earned more by selling high-cost loans, even if borrowers qualified for lower rates.

And a third was to cut the risk of borrowers defaulting, using CDSs with insurers like American International Group.

Until recently, student borrowers could only choose the latter, where interest rates can move up and down as often as each month.

If copper prices continue to fall, those borrowers will have to sell their copper on the market to prevent further losses, resulting in still-lower prices.

America's financial markets met the global demand for "safe" dollar assets by repackaging the mortgages of marginal borrowers as bonds, which turned sour.

They are cutting off risky borrowers, raising margins on others and reducing their proprietary trading activities, pressuring asset prices as trading desks reduce their positions.

Moreover, when stock prices fall, borrowers can usually get their loan-to-value ratios back into balance by selling some of the shares.

That figure is 11.5% for Freddie's option adjustable-rate mortgages, or option ARMs, a risky type of loan that allowed borrowers to make only minimal payments in the early years.

It would apply only to borrowers who had less than 3 per cent equity in their homes and were either current on their payments or no more than 60 days behind.

Until then Mr Akula, and potential investors, will have to hope that "nearly 7m underwriters", as SKS calls its clients, continue to do a good job of screening potential borrowers.

Mr Yunus has showed that even the poorest borrowers can be good customers, and as a result huge amounts of profit-seeking capital have flowed into the microfinance industry all over the world.

The term "real estate development loans" shall refer to the loans granted to the borrowers and used to develop and build real estate projects sold or leased in the market.

Article40 Commercial banks are not allowed to issue credit loans to people who have connections with the bank and the conditions for issuing guaranteed loans to people who have connections with the bank must not be more favorable than those for such loans to other borrowers.