bank lending nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di bank lending nel dizionario inglese»italiano

bank lending [ˈbæŋkˌlendɪŋ] SOST

bank lending

prestito m bancario

bank lending

finanziamento m

bank lending

cessione f di credito

Traduzioni di bank lending nel dizionario inglese»italiano

lending before sost agency, bank

per i prestiti

Traduzioni di bank lending nel dizionario italiano»inglese

cessione di credito

bank lending

prestito bancario

bank lending or loan

Traduzioni di bank lending nel dizionario inglese»italiano

lending [ingl brit ˈlɛndɪŋ, ingl am ˈlɛndɪŋ] SOST

lending

prestito m

lending before sost agency, bank

per i prestiti

lending service

prestiti

lending figures, programme, scheme

dei prestiti

lending library

circolante

lending agreement

sul prestito

lending rate

tasso d'interesse ufficiale

lending limit

= massimale di espansione degli impieghi

I.lend <pass/part perf lent> [ingl brit lɛnd, ingl am lɛnd] VB vb trans

1. lend (loan):

lend object, money

prestare

to lend sb sth

prestare qc a qn

I lent John my bicycle, I lent my bicycle to John

ho prestato la mia bicicletta a John

I've been lent a bicycle by John

John mi ha prestato una bicicletta

I've been lent a bicycle

ho avuto in prestito una bicicletta

to lend money at 10%

prestare denaro al 10%

2. lend (add, provide):

lend quality, character, credibility

conferire, dare (to a)

lend support

prestare

to lend support to sth

appoggiare qc

to lend an ear

prestare orecchio or prestare ascolto

to lend a hand

dare una mano

to lend one's name to

prestare il proprio nome per

to lend weight to sth

dare peso a qc

II.lend <pass/part perf lent> [ingl brit lɛnd, ingl am lɛnd] VB vb intr ECON

lend

concedere prestiti (to a)

to lend against sth

concedere prestiti con la garanzia di qc

to lend at 15%

concedere un prestito al 15%

III.to lend itself VB vb rifl

to lend itself <pass/part perf lent>:

to lend itself

prestarsi (to a)

her novels do not lend themselves to being filmed

i suoi romanzi non si prestano a diventare film

I.bank¹ [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] SOST

1. bank (border):

bank (of river, lake)

riva f

bank (of river, lake)

sponda f

bank (of canal)

argine m

the banks of the Nile, of the Thames

le sponde del Nilo, del Tamigi

to break its banks river:

rompere gli argini or esondare

2. bank (mound):

bank (of earth, mud, snow)

cumulo m

bank (of earth, mud, snow)

mucchio m

3. bank (slope):

bank (by road, railway track)

massicciata f

bank (by road, railway track)

terrapieno m

bank (by racetrack: of bend)

sopraelevazione f

bank (by racetrack: of bend)

pendenza f

4. bank (section of sea bed):

bank

banco m

sand bank

banco di sabbia

5. bank (mass):

bank (of flowers)

aiuola f

bank (of fog, mist)

banco m

a bank of cloud

un banco di nubi

6. bank SPORT (of billiard table):

bank

sponda f

7. bank MINER:

bank (by mineshaft)

piazzale m del pozzo

bank (by mineshaft)

bocca f del pozzo

bank (face)

gradino m di cava

8. bank AVIAZ:

bank

inclinazione m trasversale

bank

sbandamento m

II.bank¹ [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] VB vb trans

1. bank (border):

bank track, road

delimitare, costeggiare

to be banked by

essere delimitato, costeggiato da

2. bank AVIAZ:

bank plane

inclinare

3. bank (fuel) → bank up

III.bank¹ [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] VB vb intr AVIAZ

bank plane:

inclinarsi

IV.bank¹ [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] SOST

1. bank (series):

bank (of switches, oars, keys, floodlights)

fila f

2. bank (bench for rower):

bank

banco m dei rematori

Vedi anche: bank up

I.bank up VB [baŋk -] (bank up)

bank up snow, earth, mud:

bank up

accumularsi

II.bank up VB [baŋk -] (bank [sth] up, bank up [sth])

1. bank up (pile up):

bank up snow, earth, mud

ammucchiare, accumulare

2. bank up (cover with fuel):

bank up fire

alimentare, coprire

3. bank up (make a slope by):

bank up road, racetrack

sopraelevare

I.bank² [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] SOST

1. bank ECON:

bank

banca f

bank

istituto m di credito

the Bank of Italy, of England

la Banca d'Italia, d'Inghilterra

blood bank

banca del sangue

blood bank before sost credit, debt

bancario

blood bank employee, staff

di banca

2. bank GIOCHI:

bank

banco m

to break the bank

fare saltare il banco

it won't break the bank fig

non mi or ti or ci ecc. manderà in rovina

II.bank² [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] VB vb trans ECON

bank cheque, money

depositare in banca, versare

III.bank² [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk] VB vb intr ECON

to bank with

essere cliente di or avere un conto presso

who do you bank with?

qual è la tua banca?

IV.bank² [ingl brit baŋk, ingl am bæŋk]

it's as safe as the Bank of England project, investment etc.:

è sicurissimo or non comporta nessun rischio

Vedi anche: Bank of England

Bank of England Info

Bank of England

La Banca d'Inghilterra è la banca centrale del Regno Unito. Emette cartamoneta, ha funzioni di controllo sulle altre banche e consiglia il governo su questioni finanziarie. È soprannominata the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (la Vecchia Signora di Threadneedle Street), dal nome dell'omonima via di Londra in cui ha sede.

bank lending nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di bank lending nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.lend <lent, lent> [lend] VB vb trans

1. lend (give temporarily):

lend

prestare

to lend money to sb

prestare soldi a qu

2. lend (impart, provide):

lend

dare

to lend color to sth

avvalorare qc

to lend support to a view

appoggiare un'idea

locuzioni:

to lend an ear

prestare attenzione

to lend an ear to sb

dare ascolto a qu

to lend a hand to sb

dare una mano a qu

to lend one's name to sth

appoggiare pubblicamente qc

II.lend <lent, lent> [lend] VB vb intr

lend

fare prestiti

lending [ˈlen·dɪŋ] SOST

lending

prestito m

I.bank¹ [bæŋk] SOST

1. bank FIN:

bank

banca m

bank (in games)

banco f

to break the bank

far saltare il banco

2. bank (storage place):

bank

banca m

blood bank

banca f del sangue

data bank

banca f dati

locuzioni:

to laugh all the way to the bank colloq

fare un mucchio di soldi

II.bank¹ [bæŋk] VB vb intr

1. bank (do banking):

to bank with Citibank

avere un conto alla Citybank

2. bank (rely on):

to bank on sb/sth

contare su qu/qc

III.bank¹ [bæŋk] VB vb trans

bank

depositare

I.bank² [bæŋk] SOST (edge)

bank of river

sponda f

II.bank² [bæŋk] VB vb intr AVIAZ

bank

inclinarsi

bank³ [bæŋk] SOST

bank of earth

terrapieno m

bank of fog

banco m

bank of cloud

ammasso m

bank of switches

serie f

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The overnight rate is the amount paid to the bank lending the funds.

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Bank lending, for example, is typically more relationship-focused and looking for companies seeking sustainable debt levels at a cheaper cost.

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A portion of the funds involved in saving and financing, flows directly to the financial markets instead of being routed via the traditional bank lending and deposit operations.

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What do our non-bank measures tell us about the future level of bank lending, and ultimately credit spreads and defaults, per our model framework?

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Another possibility used to estimate the risk free rate is the inter-bank lending rate.

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These regulations span the broadest possible array of topics, such as bank lending practices, food safety, educational standards, dog breeding, nursing facilities, gaming facilities, and more.

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Capital charges on bank lending would then also make monetary policy more effective as a counter-cyclical policy tool.

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Historically it would borrow the difference from foreign banks (i.e. inter-bank lending) but reduced access has led to a greater reliance on ECB loans.

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It holds that money is created endogenously by the banking sector, rather than exogenously by central bank lending; it is a theory of endogenous money.

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Over this period, significant inflows of foreign capital took place, the exchange rate appreciated, bank lending surged and debt levels rose.

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