adversely classified assets
- adversely classified assets
, амер. активы, классифицированные как рискованные [неблагоприятные\]*
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активы, классифицированные как рискованные (США): кредиты и др. активы, которые не удовлетворяют принятым кредитным стандартам и в квартальной отчетности банков проходят как отдельный раздел; такие активы включают потери или полные списания (loss), сомнительные долги (doubtful loans), субстандартные кредиты, когда при отсутствии действий вероятны частичные потери (substandard), "кредиты на заметку" (special mention), которые имеют потенциальные проблемы из-за отсутствующей документации или недостаточного обеспечения; при подсчете чистого капитала сомнительные долги списываются на 50% и потери - на 100%, т. е. на эту сумму создаются резервы.
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