Department stores will have it.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

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デパートにあるでしょう。 - 旅行・ビジネス英会話翻訳例文

As I mentioned several times, I was a member of the Hashimoto Cabinet when Hokkaido Takushoku Bank and Yamaichi Securities failed in 1997 as a result of a financial crisis, and when Nippon Credit Bank and Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan failed in 1998. At that time, banks engaging in overseas business were required to have a minimum capital adequacy ratio of 8%, and banks focusing on domestic business were required to have a minimum capital adequacy ratio of 4%. Generally speaking, the higher capital adequacy ratio a bank has, the more sound it is. However, if it goes too far, a credit crunch will occur. During the financial crisis, two big department stores located in front of the railway station in my hometown of Kitakyushu failed-a loan buyback provision was also a factor behind this-, and thus, I learned first-hand about the soundness of banks and the impact on the real economy. I related my experiences like this to Ms. Lagarde and Mr. Noyer.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

何回も申し上げましたように、（私は、）1997年日本の金融危機で、北海道拓殖銀行、山一證券、その次の年は日債銀、（日本）長期信用銀行が破綻したときの橋本内閣の閣僚でございまして、本当に健全な強い銀行、言うなれば自己資本の高い銀行で海外業務をするときは8％、国内銀行は4％という基準が当時あったわけでございますが、自己資本比率の高い銀行ほど一般的に安全でございますけれども、そうなると貸し剥がし・貸し渋りというのが起こります。これは瑕疵担保条項のこともございましたが、金融危機のときに、私の地元の北九州市の駅前にある大きなデパートが2つほど破綻いたしまして、私は北九州市出身ですから、まさに銀行の健全性と実体経済の影響ということを、身をもって勉強したつもりでございます。そんなことも、この前ラガルドさんにも、またノワイエさんにも申し上げてきました。 - 金融庁