But the banks have benefited from operating in a country with one of the world's highest savings rates, about 43 percent.

The retail bank should benefit from an expected decline in interest rates.

I have to disagree with one point you've stated, that banks benefit from the low interest rates.

The fact is, banks do benefit from implicit and explicit government safety nets.

It is not entirely clear that the banks will benefit from the latest round of rate increases.

But most analysts say the bank would benefit from such a diversification move.

Progress was slow, but competing banks did not benefit from being quicker.

But the Federal agency declined to hold onto those shares until the bank could benefit from the restructuring.

The Japanese banks have benefited in two ways from the strong stock market.

American banks and other financial institutions can benefit from the huge need for the financing of such projects.