Definition of loan book in English:

loan book

noun

1A record of the loans held by a bank or finance company.
a review of the commercial property loan book didn't reveal any hidden losses
Example sentencesExamples
- His auditors have scoured the loan books of the country's major banks and have produced a credible figure.
- The insurance commission last week commissioned the auditing firm KPMG to investigate First Mutual as the latter's loan book indicates unauthorised deposit to a bank.
- Every new record is accompanied by assurances that all borrowers are being stress-tested and that their loan books are hunky-dory.
- The boss of the Financial Services Agency wants a quick and forceful cleanup of banks' loan books.
- If Japan's banks don't clean up their loan books once and for all, they won't be doing much lending.
- He referred with approval to a submission made by counsel about a prospective buyer inspecting the loan book of a commercial lender.
- They are bearing down hard on banks to flush out scandalous behavior, fire renegade bank executives, and finish the cleanup of dodgy loan books.
- Once a bank elects to use the IRB approach in one portion of its loan book, it must do so for all of its loans.
- It would send inspectors to some of the banks to see that their loan books follow the directives.
- At least half of borrowers on the loan books of national development finance institutions should be black-owned companies and collective enterprises.
1. 1.1 The collective value of the loans held by a bank or finance company.
  the bank has nearly tripled its Malaysian loan book
  Example sentencesExamples
  If the bank wants to target double digit growth of its loan book, it will be unable to combine this goal with the funding of any meaningful acquisitions unless it has a substantial rights issue.
  The bank's corporate loan book has now declined by almost 40% in two years to about $60 billion.
  The bank required substantial recapitalisation, which was achieved indirectly by purchasing the non-performing loan book from CSIB.
  This effectively involves transferring the bank's loan book - or part of it - to a special purpose vehicle funded by bond investors.
  The drive to expand the loan book is being replaced by a cautious assessment of the loans already on the books.
  Although the RBS loan book grew by 20 per cent last year, provisions for bad and doubtful debts rose by only 14 per cent.
  Last year for example, the company was earning net interest margins of 1.43 per cent on its total loan book.
  Your competitors argue that you are buying market share at the expense of the quality of your loan book, and that you are heading for a fall.
  The English property loans account for as much as 28 per cent of its current loan book.

Definition of loan book in US English:

loan book

noun

1A record of the loans held by a bank or finance company.
a review of the commercial property loan book didn't reveal any hidden losses
Example sentencesExamples
- It would send inspectors to some of the banks to see that their loan books follow the directives.
- His auditors have scoured the loan books of the country's major banks and have produced a credible figure.
- At least half of borrowers on the loan books of national development finance institutions should be black-owned companies and collective enterprises.
- The boss of the Financial Services Agency wants a quick and forceful cleanup of banks' loan books.
- If Japan's banks don't clean up their loan books once and for all, they won't be doing much lending.
- Once a bank elects to use the IRB approach in one portion of its loan book, it must do so for all of its loans.
- The insurance commission last week commissioned the auditing firm KPMG to investigate First Mutual as the latter's loan book indicates unauthorised deposit to a bank.
- They are bearing down hard on banks to flush out scandalous behavior, fire renegade bank executives, and finish the cleanup of dodgy loan books.
- Every new record is accompanied by assurances that all borrowers are being stress-tested and that their loan books are hunky-dory.
- He referred with approval to a submission made by counsel about a prospective buyer inspecting the loan book of a commercial lender.
1. 1.1 The collective value of the loans held by a bank or finance company.
  the bank has nearly tripled its Malaysian loan book
  Example sentencesExamples
  Last year for example, the company was earning net interest margins of 1.43 per cent on its total loan book.
  If the bank wants to target double digit growth of its loan book, it will be unable to combine this goal with the funding of any meaningful acquisitions unless it has a substantial rights issue.
  The bank's corporate loan book has now declined by almost 40% in two years to about $60 billion.
  The English property loans account for as much as 28 per cent of its current loan book.
  Your competitors argue that you are buying market share at the expense of the quality of your loan book, and that you are heading for a fall.
  The bank required substantial recapitalisation, which was achieved indirectly by purchasing the non-performing loan book from CSIB.
  The drive to expand the loan book is being replaced by a cautious assessment of the loans already on the books.
  This effectively involves transferring the bank's loan book - or part of it - to a special purpose vehicle funded by bond investors.
  Although the RBS loan book grew by 20 per cent last year, provisions for bad and doubtful debts rose by only 14 per cent.

单词	loan book
释义	Definition of loan book in English: loan book noun 1A record of the loans held by a bank or finance company. a review of the commercial property loan book didn't reveal any hidden losses Example sentencesExamples His auditors have scoured the loan books of the country's major banks and have produced a credible figure. The insurance commission last week commissioned the auditing firm KPMG to investigate First Mutual as the latter's loan book indicates unauthorised deposit to a bank. Every new record is accompanied by assurances that all borrowers are being stress-tested and that their loan books are hunky-dory. The boss of the Financial Services Agency wants a quick and forceful cleanup of banks' loan books. If Japan's banks don't clean up their loan books once and for all, they won't be doing much lending. He referred with approval to a submission made by counsel about a prospective buyer inspecting the loan book of a commercial lender. They are bearing down hard on banks to flush out scandalous behavior, fire renegade bank executives, and finish the cleanup of dodgy loan books. Once a bank elects to use the IRB approach in one portion of its loan book, it must do so for all of its loans. It would send inspectors to some of the banks to see that their loan books follow the directives. At least half of borrowers on the loan books of national development finance institutions should be black-owned companies and collective enterprises. 1.1 The collective value of the loans held by a bank or finance company. the bank has nearly tripled its Malaysian loan book Example sentencesExamples If the bank wants to target double digit growth of its loan book, it will be unable to combine this goal with the funding of any meaningful acquisitions unless it has a substantial rights issue. The bank's corporate loan book has now declined by almost 40% in two years to about $60 billion. The bank required substantial recapitalisation, which was achieved indirectly by purchasing the non-performing loan book from CSIB. This effectively involves transferring the bank's loan book - or part of it - to a special purpose vehicle funded by bond investors. The drive to expand the loan book is being replaced by a cautious assessment of the loans already on the books. Although the RBS loan book grew by 20 per cent last year, provisions for bad and doubtful debts rose by only 14 per cent. Last year for example, the company was earning net interest margins of 1.43 per cent on its total loan book. Your competitors argue that you are buying market share at the expense of the quality of your loan book, and that you are heading for a fall. The English property loans account for as much as 28 per cent of its current loan book. Definition of loan book in US English: loan book noun 1A record of the loans held by a bank or finance company. a review of the commercial property loan book didn't reveal any hidden losses Example sentencesExamples It would send inspectors to some of the banks to see that their loan books follow the directives. His auditors have scoured the loan books of the country's major banks and have produced a credible figure. At least half of borrowers on the loan books of national development finance institutions should be black-owned companies and collective enterprises. The boss of the Financial Services Agency wants a quick and forceful cleanup of banks' loan books. If Japan's banks don't clean up their loan books once and for all, they won't be doing much lending. Once a bank elects to use the IRB approach in one portion of its loan book, it must do so for all of its loans. The insurance commission last week commissioned the auditing firm KPMG to investigate First Mutual as the latter's loan book indicates unauthorised deposit to a bank. They are bearing down hard on banks to flush out scandalous behavior, fire renegade bank executives, and finish the cleanup of dodgy loan books. Every new record is accompanied by assurances that all borrowers are being stress-tested and that their loan books are hunky-dory. He referred with approval to a submission made by counsel about a prospective buyer inspecting the loan book of a commercial lender. 1.1 The collective value of the loans held by a bank or finance company. the bank has nearly tripled its Malaysian loan book Example sentencesExamples Last year for example, the company was earning net interest margins of 1.43 per cent on its total loan book. If the bank wants to target double digit growth of its loan book, it will be unable to combine this goal with the funding of any meaningful acquisitions unless it has a substantial rights issue. The bank's corporate loan book has now declined by almost 40% in two years to about $60 billion. The English property loans account for as much as 28 per cent of its current loan book. Your competitors argue that you are buying market share at the expense of the quality of your loan book, and that you are heading for a fall. The bank required substantial recapitalisation, which was achieved indirectly by purchasing the non-performing loan book from CSIB. The drive to expand the loan book is being replaced by a cautious assessment of the loans already on the books. This effectively involves transferring the bank's loan book - or part of it - to a special purpose vehicle funded by bond investors. Although the RBS loan book grew by 20 per cent last year, provisions for bad and doubtful debts rose by only 14 per cent.
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