credit arrangement

Both Acts were to give uniform treatment to the many different forms of credit arrangement.

People only rarely make a positive choice, weighing up one credit arrangement against another.

They have power to make purchases and enter into credit arrangements on behalf of the company.

"Will you be charging this flight to the credit arrangements previously established?"

It continued to finance its business with debt offerings and other credit arrangements.

The credit arrangement comes at a crucial time for the Soviet Union.

"What they are trying to do is prop up institutions and keep existing credit arrangements intact," he said.

So again, there is no evidence whatsoever of substantial discontent with the credit arrangement which people use.

Later in the interview, people were asked whether they'd ever had any kind of problem or difficulty over any credit arrangements.

Indeed, in this example the customer would be better off buying now with any credit arrangement charging under 30 per cent a year.

Those orders could be freed for shipment the day after a Chapter 11 filing, he said, once new credit arrangements were put in place.

When the economic expansion slowed in 1970/1971 the balance shifted and the credit arrangement became more of a liability than an asset.

Innovative credit arrangements such as this have become quite usual these days, making the credit area all the more interesting for job seekers.

All the credit arrangements mentioned above are categorized as restricted-use credit.

Export factoring - handling finance and credit arrangements on behalf of the manufacturer.

Common mistakes for new businesses include setting up unsatisfactory credit arrangements and not taking due care when choosing suppliers.

Despite these losses, the company was able to finance its business with stock and debt offerings and various credit arrangements.

Colombia's loan has a 10 1/2-year maturity - shorter than some other recent credit arrangements in Latin America.

He added: "Texaco could be forced to virtually shut down unless the court acts quickly to guarantee credit arrangements."

Credit arrangements existed already in the ancient world, but there was no very large-scale trade in debt obligations.

He sometimes needs quite sophisticated credit arrangements.'

This coincides with the normal trading and credit arrangements of builders' merchants and suppliers.

It said that Lamont had responded to many of its suggestions such as improved investment allowances and export credit arrangements.

Before the tentative agreement can be carried out, Northwest must renegotiate a $975 million credit arrangement, which expires a year from now.

So only about one in three people buying on credit feel they have had a real option of choosing between different types of credit arrangement.