deposit base

But there seems to me no reason why they should. The customer deposit base of a bank is far greater than the clearing balance.

It is China's smaller banks, with a weaker deposit base, that are the main buyers in the money market.

When President Roosevelt closed America's banks in March 1933 to try to halt a meltdown, the bank's overseas deposit base shrank by just 2%.

One is to follow Merrill and sell out to a large commercial bank with a big capital and deposit base.

It would also have severe implications for the growth prospects of smaller countries with a limited deposit base.

Banks used the retail deposit base, with its effective government guarantee, as collateral for speculative trading.

"Opinion" , the organizations throughout the region should be timely annual housing provident fund deposit base adjustments.

A weaker deposit base means small banks are typically squeezed against the limit of the regulator's 75% loan-to-deposit ratio requirement.

Compared with other banks HSBC is protected by its big deposit base and its profitability.

In recent months, as the offshore renminbi deposit base has declined, dim sum bond yields have risen.

With capital controls blocking outflows, in theory the deposit base should remain fairly stable come what may.

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.

Both banks are losing money, but TT is generally regarded as the apple of the Greek state's eye because of its solid deposit base.

The lesson: build a cheap, stable deposit base, and don't be shy not to lend.

Its acquisition of Fortis in 2008 strengthened its deposit base.

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

Over the past year, the renminbi's share of Hong Kong's retail deposit base has rocketed from 0. 1 per cent to about 4 per cent.

Hong Kong dollar deposit base