Nefarious profiteer European bankers had forced all these loans on an unsuspecting populace.
The FHA, which provides mortgage insurance on loans made by approved lenders, will be forced to stop accepting new loans.
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This made it harder to sell home loans and forced dozens of lenders out of business.
And banks would be forced to write down loans at once should the market judge their credit quality to be impaired.
Banks are still being forced to write down loans and channel capital into fixing the mess they created in the years before the market crash.
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The University of Texas does not waive the interest rates for veterans who are forced to take out loans because of delays associated with their GI bill benefits.
They have a window of opportunity in the first months of 1999 to make the hard choices on bank recapitalization, a new central bank law, problem loans and forced consolidation.
Banks could lose 2% of 2007 earnings because they are forced to hold these loans or sell them at a discount, according to Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein.
There is a risk that, in a period of market disruption when ETF investors want their money back, managers would be forced to recall such loans, adding to liquidity pressures.
Bill benefits when expected were forced to rely on student loans or consumer debt.
Nazi Germany, which occupied Greece from 1941-44, forced Athens to extend it loans and give up gold reserves.
First, he's concerned that interest rates will keep going up and all the people on adjustable rate loans will be forced to sell as their payments go up.
Unless the Obama administration is more sympathetic than its predecessor, GM must win the approval of its stakeholders by March 31st or be forced into repayment of the loans and certain bankruptcy.
Of course, investment banks have a lot to lose in the credit crunch, not only in lost income from loans they are forced to hold on balance sheets, but from the fees they make to arrange new debt financings.
Remember, all of those fantastical losses that lenders were reporting from loan defaults in the wake of the mortgage meltdown, were caused by bad loans they were forced to repurchase or buy back from investors like FannieMae and FreddieMac.
The trouble is that since India's banks are forced to stuff themselves full of loans to the state, Indian firms have had to borrow abroad.
Moreover, if banks in the weaker eurozone countries that are already struggling to find enough capital are forced to write off even more loans they have made - something that becomes more likely if the eurozone economy falls deeper into recession - they will become weaker still, undermining confidence in the entire banking system.
Debtors are giddy at the prospect that taxpayers will be forced to pay off part of their loans for them.
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IMF, and the cheap loans it provided, but were forced to by Indonesia's obstreperous parliament.
But the reverberations of Russia's crisis forced up interest rates and turned many more loans bad.
Since June, however, they have been forced to start building reserves against all overdue loans.
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The IRS is forced to accept historically low rates in transacting loans used to execute sales of stock.
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If the bankers got skittish and called in their loans, Son would presumably be forced to sell Softbank shares, further battering a stock that's already down 60%.
Its reserves depleted, Cuba has recently been forced to finance critical imports through short-term loans at double-digit interest rates.
Countless businesses have been unable to get the loans they need and many have been forced to shut their doors.
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The important point is that the stress tests forced banks to make provision for losses on their loans to distressed nations, such as Greece, from a change in the terms of those loans that would fall short of actual default.
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Like many governments across Europe that have been scarred by the bond market turmoil that forced Greece and four other countries to need rescue loans, Britain is focusing on reducing debt quickly, even at the cost of short-term economic pain.
With deposits almost on a par with loans, Malaysia's banks may be forced to borrow overseas, Rountree says.
The Rome government was faced with spiralling borrowing costs in the bond markets, while the country's banks were forced to turn to the European Central Bank for emergency loans.
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