Examples of Borrowing Options in a sentence
Borrowing Options As stated above the Council’s borrowing strategy will firstly utilise internal borrowing.
Borrowing Options: In November 2020 Government changed the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB) lending terms effectively making it difficult for councils who undertake commercial investment (investment purely for yield) to access PWLB loans (the predominant source of loan finance for local government).
The Council’s short and long term external borrowing at 31 March 2018 consisted of Public Works Loan Board (PWLB) of £128.663 million, long-term bank loans of £45.000 million, other long-term market loans (Lender Option and Borrowing Options) of £130.000 million, short term borrowing of £132.400 million, funds held in trust of £0.752 million, and accrued interest payable on these balances of £2.947 million.
Client should send to SWSB / SWSF a personal cheque bearing your name shown in your identity document and drawn on your account with a licensed bank in Hong Kong with your same signature(s) as shown on this Form in favour of “Southwest Securities (HK) Brokerage Limited” or “Southwest Securities (HK) Futures Limited” for not less than HK$10,000 (or such other amount as may be advised by SWSB / SWSF).
The Fund shall pay the Investment Manager a Management Fee for supervising the investment operations of the Fund equal to 2.5% of the average weekly net asset value of the Fund.
CHAPTER 2 Retirement Borrowing Options – Opportunities and Limitations 2.1 Introduction In this chapter, we provide an overview of the financial product options currently available for older people, including conventional mortgage borrowing, unsecured consumer borrowing, unregulated borrowing options and equity release (lifetime mortgages and home reversions).
BORROWING OPTIONS: The Company's Borrowing Options for advances under the Revolving Credit shall include a Eurodollar Rate and a Base Rate plus the Applicable Margin.
The Council’s short and long term external borrowing at 31 March 2020 consisted of Public Works Loan Board (PWLB) of £208.408 million, long term bank loans of £45.000 million, other long term market loans (Lender Option and Borrowing Options) of £130.000 million, short term borrowing of £124.000 million, funds held in trust of £0.738 million, and accrued interest payable on these balances of £3.550 million.
Owner outreach materials are available online through the Housing Authority’s website (www.lmha1.org).
Debt Capacity Analysis and Identification of Future Borrowing Options: Contractor must provide advice on the amount of debt that can be serviced by the City’s existing revenue streams, based on the City’s expense structure (both current and pro forma for in process initiatives) and desired credit metrics and/or “cushion” against negative variances, all based upon projections provided by the City.