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1. Japan's banks are in trouble because of bad loans and the stock market plunge.

2. Banks still hold several trillion yen of bad loans.

3. As bad loans proliferate, investors are less willing to buy bank debt and equity, making capital scarcer.

4. Rising bad loans could conceivably bring down an insurer or a hedge fund with little or no warning.

5. Themain reason is the existence of bad loan channels.

6. Bad loan charges are still rising.

7. It also reduced the bank's official bad loan ratio from 11.4 per cent when it bought in to about 0.6 per cent by the end of last year.

8. In terms of national economy, financial risk by bad loan is vital to economic safety.

9. Had we reversed mark-to-market accounting at that time, bad loan disposal and economic recovery would have taken even longer.

10. That, in turn,[sentencedict.com] could intensify a bad loan problem at China's banks that many economists believe is an inevitable result of the lending boom.

11. Known for its good prospect and relatively lower bad loan rate, consumer's credit has been rapidly expanding, which has grown into one of the most competitive credit lines.

12. If bad loan decisions don't come with consequences, banks will end up taking a major step backward in their effort to operate on commercial terms, not political ones.

13. The rate of bad loan up to 25%, it hit the banking system in china.

14. The banking system has a bad loan coverage ratio at the end of 2010 of 218 percent to cover any losses, up from 80 percent at the end of 2008 and 155 percent at the end of 2009.

15. First, interest rates may take longer to fall than is hoped. Second, in real terms, lending may fall. Third, bad loans could wipe out much of any improvement.

16. Traders said domestic institutions are selling stock in order to raise money to pad their bottom lines and help offset bad loans.

17. In the third quarter the company added $ 47 million to its reserves for bad loans from rising delinquencies.

18. They argue that banks have put the worst of their bad loans behind them and become more efficient, making record profits.

19. Banks are trying to cut costs to generate money to write off their bad loans.

20. The agency also recently hosted a meeting of prefectural police to coordinate investigations into crimes tied to the bad loans.

21. By the end of April,[sentence dictionary] new loans stood close to six trillian yuan and economists have begun to warn that the explosive supply of capital may create a crippling bad loan problem in the future.

22. To our commercial bank, current states of marketing risk are high rate of bad loan, low amplification rate of capital and low profit ratio.

23. We should adhere to two principles: CCP in charge of finance and controlling incremental bad loan.

24. Japan's two biggest banks by assets, likely returned to profit in the October-December quarter, after being shredded by bad loan costs and stock market losses a year earlier.

25. Therefore, the research on credit risk measurement based on IRB is practically significant for Chinese commercial banks to control their increasing bad loan and enhance the core competitive capacity.

26. In a "put-back", investors try to force a bank to take back a bad loan.

27. Since the financial crisis happened in many countries of the world, the foreign countries has accumulated many lessons and experiences in the course of treating the bad loan.

28. But as we've just learned in this crisis, a low debt-to-equity ratio doesn't offer any protection against a bank making a bad loan.

29. The government has spent more than $650 billion to clean up the banking industry since 1999, reducing its bad loan ratio to a low of 1.3 percent by June 30.

30. Deep development is to this explanation " one-time big equipment and batch of history are bad loan cancel after verification " bring about.