11.   These specialize in receiving large deposits from and making large loans to industry.

12.   Banks may wish to make additional loans, but customers may not want to borrow.

13.   Domestic banking involves taking and making loans in domestic currency to residents of the country where the bank is located.

14.   Traditional foreign banking would involve taking deposits or making loans in domestic currency to non-residents of the country where the bank was located.

15.   The Bank will either rediscount some of the bills or make loans against the security of such bills.

16.   Among the changes, the regulators eliminated a requirement that banks secure approval for investing in securities or making loans outside Chile.

17.   Among the changes, the central bank eliminated a requirement that banks secure approval for investing in securities or making loans outside Chile.

18.   American General sells savings and life insurance products and makes consumer loans.

19.   An interest rate swap is the rate at which most banks can obtain fixed-rate financing for making a loan.

20.   An interest rate swap is the rate at which most Japanese banks can obtain fixed-rate financing for making a loan.