bank advance
noun[C]
BANKINGukusmoneylentby abankto acustomer:
short-termbankadvances
See also
bank loan
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bank advance
He can, for instance, get abankadvanceif he wishes.
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The bank reduced the ceiling rate on bank advances and on inter-bank call and short-notice money.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Relevant, too, is the restriction on bank advances, with its selective impact on imports, and our new measures for stopping prepayment on imports.
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If we look at the figures, we find that the current level of bank advances has not in fact been falling.
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They have already made advances of £8 million; they have roughly a capital of £3 million and current bank advances of £9 million.
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Indeed for some statistics—for example bank advances—it may not be possible to obtain statistics by establishments but only by enterprises.
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The question does not arise of financing this amount from bank advances.
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I do not think it is necessarily inflationary, certainly not if it helps to keep down the level of bank advances.
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The total represents about 10 per cent. of all bank advances.
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If there is to be a squeeze on bank advances to farmers, inevitably there will be a reduction in agricultural output.
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