If it's already on their books, why would they be opposed to what you've written?
It seemed as though the officers were desperate to get two cautions on their books.
Banks once kept such tranches on their books as a cost of doing business.
Many companies have a lot of cash on their books that can be used for acquisitions.
They therefore kept on their books too many mortgages that should have been sold.
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Yields have fallen sharply and letting agents are reporting an over-supply of properties on their books.
Yet too many still have an awful lot of bad debts left on their books.
Even after these sales, the Kirchners recorded a further 26 properties or plots of land on their books.
Investment banks hold many billions of dollars of debt and have lots of risky loans on their books.
Glamorgan also have South African pace bowler Garnett Kruger on their books as a Kolpak player for 2009.
Credit unions can hold the loans on their books or form consortiums that allow them to share the risk.
Since then, businesses have reduced their debt and are now holding a record amount of cash on their books.
But they still had more than eight months-worth of sales on their books.
Wiltshire Council has started putting in place measures to address the problems, including re-assessing every case on their books.
However, brokers frequently have off-setting short sales on their books that remain unfilled.
The group are sponsored by Channel 4 and also have one of the South Park writers on their books.
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It means Town only have two senior goalkeepers on their books and that Eastwood cannot leave on loan again.
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The companies need to hold a certain amount of capital on their books.
That left UBS and other brokerages with a growing inventory of securities on their books that they needed to sell.
Merreikh have the former Enyimba star Stephen Worgu on their books but he still needs to prove himself in Sudan.
This is partly because they value land on their books at its historic purchase price, rather than its current price.
They also allow industrial companies and insurers to realise the value of property which may be languishing on their books.
Some banks will not lend because of "toxic assets" on their books, potentially bad debts which could eat up their capital.
In their defence, many of the banks argue that they retain only a small proportion of these loans on their books.
And, in the new financial year, changed accounting rules will oblige banks to carry shares on their books at market value.
Doing so is getting harder, says Ms Leite: at the moment they have one maid on their books for every 30 clients.
Plus, existing advisors are on the path toward retirement themselves and looking for younger FAs to take on their books of business.
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They will have to have a lot more capital on their books and they will very likely have to pay their people less.
Again, although the growth in this business has fallen off lately, banks still have on their books the loans they have already made.
As it applies to Lehman and others, whether the assets on their books were performing at the time of their struggles or not seems immaterial.
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