Examples of using Problem loans in English and their translations into Greek
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Systematic reduction of problem loans.
Around the world, is the problem loans.
She has warned numerous times that European banks have not confronted their problem loans aggressively enough.
For this, each of the 15 banks has to transfer on average 21 percent of its problem loans to the bad bank.
The securitization and sale of problem loans have been facilitated by a new securitization law
Problem loans will gradually decline from very high levels as Greek banks benefit from improved loan recovery laws,” said Nondas Nicolaides,
other Cypriot banks burdened with large amounts of problem loans”.
the steps being taken to encourage the largest banks to restructure and resolve problem loans, will, if sustained,
large stocks of problem loans still remain a heavy burden.
Italy's banks currently have one of the highest problem loan ratios in Europe at 16.4 per cent of total loans, more than three times the European average of 5.4 per cent,
new NPEs is declining, Greek banks have the highest problem loan ratios in our rating universe,
Another problem is loans.
Moreover, problem loans at Spanish banks do not include repossessed real-estate assets.
These problem loans have risen from 9.3 percent of the Italian gross domestic product(gdp) to 14.4 percent.
Problem loans will slowly decline from very high levels as Greek banks benefit from improved loan recovery laws
Thereby the share of Italian problem loans of the Eurozone banking sectors' problem loans rose from 21 percent in 2009 to 30 percent in 2015.
Banks will need to recognize additional impairments and losses when selling problem loans, given the aforementioned limited market demand for bad loans at current book values.
They also called for improving payment discipline through a strengthening of the legal framework for resolving problem loans.
we have taken joint initiatives for managing cases of problem loans and for restructuring sectors and companies".
Moody's expects problem loans to remain elevated,