lender

Examples of borrower

borrower
Default risk is related to the inability of a borrower to reimburse a loan or a bond.
However, this is associated with relatively low levels of internal resources held by borrowers.
Over time, as increasing numbers of producers gain access to external finance, borrowers' net worth rises relative to debt.
These costs arise through informational asymmetries between borrowers and lenders that are costly to resolve.
If each agent's endowment level increases, then the relative wealth differences between the lenders and the borrowers really decrease.
Some foreign banks flush with silver money in their coffers in some seasons of the year had to seek out borrowers.
This coincides with the sharp enhancement of in-house capacity and capability to assist borrowers on environmental project and programme formulation.
A pivotal bank function, therefore, is to intermediate between savers who demand complete liquidity and borrowers who require non-marketable loans.
In the most severe cases, no further cash flows are being paid by the borrower.
Officially, the government had reasoned that a higher ratio would reduce its commitments abroad and would also help improve the country's image as a borrower.
Intuitively, higher transfers from the government enhance the internal financing capabilities of private-sector borrowers, and thereby facilitate the production of capital.
Economic growth promotes financial development by increasing borrowers' collateralizable net worth.
It takes the form of a rebate on the interest rate prevailing on the loan market for a given category of borrowers and projects.
The borrower worked for the lender, or substituted someone to work in his or her place, in lieu of paying interest on the loan.
This comes from the model environment where borrowers are physically separated from lenders when t is realized.
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