Forborne exposures can be identified in both the non-performing and the performing portfolios.
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BIL has a noticeable amount of forborne loans; however, a large part of them is performing.
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AIB still has high proportions of forborne loans, low-yielding loans, including tracker mortgages, and defaulted but not impaired loans.
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Both banks still have high proportions of forborne loans, low-yielding loans, including tracker mortgages, and defaulted but not impaired loans.
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The ratio of problem assets, including impaired loans, performing forborne loans and collateral seized for bad debts, was a higher 17.1%.
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LBBW's loan indicators, including its non-performing and forborne-loan ratios, are strong and non-loan exposure is generally of a satisfactory credit quality.
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Asset quality should improve gradually and we expect new inflows of NPLs to be limited given current risk appetite, moderate levels of forborne loans, and the positive GDP growth outlook.
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A template of stress test disclosures has not been published, but based on prior year disclosures we expect data to include stock and flow metrics on non-performing loans and forborne exposures, and details of sovereign exposures, along with projections until end-2018.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, DCRS, VRs AND SENIOR DEBT RATINGS Rating upside on BOI's and BOIG's ratings is limited in the medium term given the still high proportion of legacy problem assets (including forborne, past due but not impaired and low-yielding loans).
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The marriage was, however, in planning between Leicester and his wedding guests for almost a year. While Lettice Devereux may well have been pregnant, there is no further indication as to this. The marriage date coincided with the end of the customary two-years-mourning for a widow. Leicester—a widower since 1560—had for many years been in hope of marrying Elizabeth herself, "for whose sake he had hitherto forborne marriage", as he confessed to Lord North.
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In this form of benchmark regulation, the regulator will 1\. define a benchmarking methodology such as an adaptation of the OECD basket methodology, including peer countries and weights 2\. define a band of allowed variance above and below what is likely to be a moving benchmark, within which prices will be fully forborne, and 3\. specify competition-related criteria that will be used to evaluate price movements below the lower band (limited to tests on predation and price squeeze).
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