ability to repay

in the United States, they said, banks lent against cash flow, the best gauge of a borrower's ability to repay a debt.

Ability to repay from the enterprise development trends and to understand the business enterprise.

China, however, looked at their potential in the long term, rather than assessing their immediate ability to repay loans.

Just like a bank loan, though, you need to have good credit and prove your ability to repay the lender.

If some are unable to repay, would it affect other debtors' ability to repay their creditors?

'The debt burden is heavy, and without support the Group does not have ability to repay' CICC analysts wrote in a note to clients.

But the fatal accident in July has shaken investor confidence in the ministry and its ability to repay on time.

keep abreast borrower's repayment dynamic, real-time analysis of the borrower's ability to repay changes.

Panic about the Greek government's ability to repay its creditors is infecting other euro-area countries' sovereign debt. Where will it end?

Now the ability to repay the debt is a critical part of the lending decision.

Also, 43% say their ability to repay student loans plays an important role in their career choices.

When they dropped our credit rating what they said is we don't have the ability to repay our debt. That's what the final word was from them.

But to 1990s, some countries in Asia no longer have the ability to repay debt because of the un smooth economic development.

The fall-off in transactions has affected developers' cash flows and, in some cases, their ability to repay bank loans.

The first is the borrower's ability to repay the loan and the second is the market value of the property.

For example, banks use credit scores, based on data about past financial transactions, to judge an applicant's ability to repay a loan.

Everybody had an incentive to do a deal, almost regardless of the homebuyers' ability to repay;

Analyzing financial statements to figure out enterprises' operating status, especially their ability to repay loans;