Noun
bank balance (plural bank balances)
The amount by which a current account is in credit or deficit.
Fast forward to 2020, and the U.S. economy was performing well through February, bank balance sheets were strong, the crash wasn’t caused by economic mishap, and global governments have been supportive in softening the fall. Source: Internet
The banking sector cleanup under Dr Rajan’s was a critical course correction for bank balance sheets to reflect a true position of their lending books, and will doubtless prove beneficial in the long run. Source: Internet
This chunky little camera will put a serious dent in your bank balance, it's not easy to fit in your pocket and it doesn't even come with a MicroSD card but don't let that put you off. Source: Internet
If a significant amount of income is held up for even six months, it will drive a number of firms into effective insolvency, with consequences for everything from employment to bad debts on bank balance sheets. Source: Internet
“If your organisation can’t demonstrate that good data protection is a cornerstone of your business policy and practices, you’re leaving your organisation open to enforcement action that can damage both public reputation and bank balance. Source: Internet
My clothes and watch were worth four hundred dollars more than my bank balance, and this woman could afford damn near two thousand Gs for a bottle of perfume. Source: Internet