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1961 N.Y. Times 8 Oct. f13/1 (advt.) Common Market Agencies Ltd., 31 Throgmorton Street, London E.C.3. cables Eurobank London E.C.2., offers service to American firms seeking to gain a foothold in the European Common Market.

1966 Bull. N.Y. Univ. Inst. Finance 39 8 A conversion of E$ into (local) high-powered money by individual Eurobanks may permit them to expand their loan volume much more rapidly.

1969 Syracuse (N.Y.) Herald-Jrnl. 31 Oct. 24/2 A Eurodeposit lent in London might be converted into marks in Frankfurt, guilders in Amsterdam, lire in Milan, or used as dollars in New York.

1976 Economist 14 Feb. (Survey) 10/3 After soaring to a record of more than $29 billion in 1974, syndicated medium-term Eurolending totalled little over $20 billion last year.

1979 A. W. Throop in Voice of Federal Reserve Bank Dallas Aug. 8/2 The growth of Eurobanking could have significantly contributed to the acceleration of world inflation.

1982 Financial Times 4 May (World Banking Survey) p. i/5 In a couple of years up to 30 per cent of all outstanding Eurodebt will have to be rescheduled.

1985 Amer. Banker 4 Dec. 37/4 London..is regarded as the center of Eurobond and Eurocredit offerings.

1989 R. Guttmann Reforming Money & Finance iii. 17 In the absence of any regulatory costs, banks could afford to offer better rates on Euro-deposits and Euroloans while at the same time avoiding the reach of their domestic monetary authorities.

1995 G. Bryan Chase across Globe i. 17 Eurofinance markets themselves first emerged in the 1950s, particularly associated with holdings of United States dollars and the need of Eastern European countries to trade in hard currencies.

1999 Jrnl. Financial & Qualitative Anal. 34 496 Local currency interest rates were measured with Eurodeposit yields, interbank rates, or Treasury bill rates.

2005 Banker (Nexis) 1 Aug. FIMBank raised a $30m syndicated trade finance loan in its first appearance on the Euroloan market.