their' deposit

The owner of the boat kept back half their deposit to pay for the damage they had done.

With interest rates so close to zero, banks are having to cut their lending rates but have no room to drop their deposit rates further.

The main bank as a market also should follow the rules of market economy, and the depositor also should take the risk by their deposit.

Customers swipe their savings card on the phone and hand their deposit to the agent who pockets the money.

Further, their deposit requirement was just one-fifth of what the other winning bidders paid.

Banks that once turned to the market to fund its automobile and other lending must now rely more heavily on their deposit base for funding.

Passengers who cancel their reservations will forfeit their deposit.

To make up for the lost revenue, banks will need to improve their deposit margins by only 0. 3 percentage points, Mr Meleis calculates.

The minnows can't win customers on price because their deposit rates are fixed.

Everybody wanted their deposit back.

Domestic issuance of magnitude, too, is tricky: banks, for example, already lend out more than their deposit base.

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