C&I
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commerce and industry.
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commercial and industrial.
Example Sentences
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For the C&I business, Generac expects 2026 sales to increase 30%, while the FactSet consensus for sales of $1.77 billion implies an increase of 21.7%.
From MarketWatch • Feb. 11, 2026
Banks tend to forge long-lasting bonds with C&I borrowers that can lead to additional work, such as managing cash, handling payments, issuing corporate credit cards, raising money in capital markets and even advising on acquisitions.
From Reuters • Apr. 17, 2018
CIT Group, CIT -0.99 % Citigroup, C -2.63 % SunTrust and PNC all have big C&I portfolios, according to a recent analysis by Morgan Stanley.
From The Wall Street Journal • Sep. 15, 2015
The bad was that Lime’s C&I business turned in a particularly weak first quarter, cutting expected profits by a little over $1 million.
From Forbes • May 22, 2012
“Banks are going to have their C&I loans and their structured bonds rolling off to the tune of $2 trillion,” Fink said April 19 on Bloomberg Television’s InsideTrack with Erik Schatzker.
From BusinessWeek • Apr. 25, 2011
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