Sentence examples for doubtful debts from inspiring English sources

Bad and doubtful debts for non-housing loans increased.

It has now underwritten a massive £280bn of bad and doubtful debts.

They related to rent for stores on stores not yet opened, set up costs in relation to China and provision for bad and doubtful debts in Greece.

ING said that it used gains from asset sales in the quarter to increase its provisions for bad and doubtful debts by 400 million guilders.

Analysts believe the remainder could also be ­written off while the bank's provision for bad and doubtful debts could rise to more than £14bn.

Some of its doubtful debts came from hoovering up troubled savings banks like Banca Cívica in 2012; that deal increased its loans by a fifth but the dud ones by half.

It said the amount of doubtful debt, which is not expected to be repaid, is projected to increase from $1.9bn in2015-162015-16bn in 2025-26.

And true, too, that they are concerned about a banking system which, on a broad definition, is reckoned to have more than $1 trillion in bad or doubtful debt on its books.

The PBO report said earlier budget costings tended to underestimate the true cost of student debt because they did not include estimates of doubtful debt and the cost of the government paying interest on borrowings to pay for student loans.

Japan's $600 billion in bad and doubtful debt has dragged down economic growth since 1991 and the Japanese appetite for imports has diminished, posing a threat to other economically troubled countries in Asia.

Since then, Japan has been battling a banking crisis caused by a plunge in the property market that led to bad and doubtful debt of more than $600 billion, an amount larger than the size of the entire Chinese economy.