Lendable funds

Lendable funds

The pool of funds available to borrows; typically categorized by currency and maturity.

Lendable Funds

Money that a bank has available to lend to borrowers. That is, lendable funds are those funds a bank has over and above its operating expenses, reserve requirement, and other liabilities.
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It was even worse for credit unions because we didn't have a Federal Reserve to back us up when lendable funds dried up.
CLF was credit union liquidity solution
The immediate business concern for the commercial banks is having to contemplate the market pricing and market share effects of a significant increase in the supply of lendable funds available for borrowers.
Changing dynamics of conducting business
Each per cent cut in SLR would bolster lendable funds by ` 48,000 crore.
Bank heads ask RBI to slash reserve norms
Through time, savers and investors identify dependable intermediaries; these institutions are the ones that can maintain a more stable supply of lendable funds. Intermediarics maintain their ability to be a dependable supplier--one that can be trusted--by enforcing standards of creditworthiness on borrowers.
Lost trust: the real cause of the financial meltdown
would make lendable funds more immediately available to lenders, hence
Bringing it all back home: how to save main street, ignore K Street, and thereby save Wall Street
The supply of lendable funds seems inexhaustible, despite the rate-hiking efforts at the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
A world of liquidity: the impact of cash-rich companies, countries and consumers; A noted economist traces the evolution of financial regulation, monetary cycles and the recent emergence of strong liquidity and its impact on global growth
The ratio measures the adequacy of the IMF's liquidity, or lendable funds, and is obtained by dividing such funds by liquid liabilities.
IMF lending resources fall sharply due to Asian crisis
Although the men who founded this bank and sat on its board of directors absorbed a significant share of lendable funds to develop their own enterprises, the bulk of the loans went to other rural borrowers.
Banking and rural development in Montana, 1890 - 1913
Revolving loan funds are programs offered by states that recycle lendable funds to finance successive generations of projects over an extended period of time.
Infrastructure financing: searching for solutions
So assets (net lendable funds) may be capped within such a bank at uncompetitive levels.
Dollar, pound, deutsche mark, yen: where is mine finance going?
In the early 1980s, when mortgage funds chased transactions, commercial property lending was believed to be the most efficient and profitable use of lendable funds (from the perspective of fees and yields).
Signs of a rebound
investors are clearly slow to the mark in understanding how effective and profitable their investments in the form of low rate lendable funds perform in the former U.S.S.R.
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