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About 20 years ago, the main buyers of corporate debt were pension funds and insurance companies. They would buy the bonds of creditworthy, investment-grade companies and then hold them till maturity.
約20年以前，購(gòu)買公司債券的主要是養(yǎng)老基金和保險(xiǎn)公司，他們所要購(gòu)買的是信用可靠、有投資評(píng)級(jí)公司的債券，然後就持有直到期滿。
If everything works as planned, poor Indians will for the first time be able to prove who they are, thus making themselves more creditworthy.
如果一切按計(jì)劃進(jìn)行，印度的貧睏人群將能第一次証明自己的身份，竝因此使自己更加可信。
Interest charges were significant—the money was not aid, and a fundamental tenet of Grameen is that the poor are creditworthy—but the rates were relatively low (currently just above 20%).
利息是非常重要的，但是利率是較低的（時(shí)下大約剛剛超過20％），這些錢竝非贊助，格萊瑉一個(gè)基本的信條是窮人是有信譽(yù)的。

In other words, these women were just as qualified, just as creditworthy as their white counterparts.
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Borrowing terms for even the most creditworthy of companies and individuals are getting more onerous.
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Someone who is creditworthy has enough money or property for banks and other organizations to be willing to lend them money.

A creditworthy person or organization is one who can safely be lent money or allowed to have goods on credit, for example, because in the past they have always paid back what they owe.
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