Examples of Wholesale lending in a sentence
He has also been associated with L&T Infrastructure Finance Company Limited as Managing Director & CEO, L&T Finance Holdings Limited as Group Executive and Vice President wherein he was handling Enterprise Risk Management, Wholesale lending, Private Equity, CSR & RBI related activites.
Wholesale lending by banks to other financial institutions (including SHIs) for housing purposes within the FSC target market has, for instance, grown by 38% between 2004 and 2008, to over R900‐million (about US$96‐million) (derived from FSC Update Presentation, 2008).
Wholesale lending to smaller financial institutions, including smaller banks and microfinance institutions that, in turn, lend to market vendors and other entities serving the needs of subsistence farmers.
Wholesale lending is for accredited financial intermediaries (including MFIs, rural and thrift banks, cooperatives, and NGOs) who borrow for amounts ranging from $100,000 to $500,000 equivalent on DBP’s lending terms.
Wholesale lending is done by participating GFIs which are : the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP), the SBGFC, and the Social Security System (SSS), the National Livelihood support Fund (NLSF), the Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (Ex-Im), the Quedan & Rural Credit Guarantee Corporation (QUEDANCOR), and the People’s Credit and Finance Corporation (PCFC).
The Company has set up a Credit Committee for approval of the lending in both Retail Operations and Wholesale lending, the decision by the Credit Committee shall be binding on the Business Department.
Wholesale lending to companies generally does not require authorisation, provided the lender does not take de- posits, carries on investment services or provides services to consumers.
Wholesale lending is managed on a name-by-name basis for each type of counterparty and borrower Group.
Wholesale lending to private sector players and community-based financial intermediaries reducessignificantly transaction costs for financial institutions and benefits SSI farmers directly.
That is especially the case because the Government cannot and has not set forth a convincing rationale that the medical and administrative exemptions it granted do not equally undermine its asserted interests.