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"loans outstanding" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "loans outstanding" to refer to any loans that are currently still owed or unpaid. This phrase is often used in financial or business contexts. Example: The company's financial report showed that they had $10 million in loans outstanding.
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At present, there are no loans outstanding under the swaps.
GMAC has about $165 billion in auto loans outstanding.
One strategy is to gather Greek deposits to match the value of loans outstanding.
And he says nonperforming loans are extremely low, at about 3 percent of loans outstanding.
They also have huge loans outstanding to Fiat's myriad suppliers around Turin.
If its cost of borrowing exceeds the interest it charges on loans outstanding, it loses money.
Lloyds said it had £27 billion in loans outstanding in Ireland.
That left open the possibility that there were more secured loans outstanding.
Of the $2.6 billion in loans outstanding to Enron, about a fourth, $620 million, is unsecured.
The acquisition will increase Metropolitan West's loans outstanding to about $35 billion.
There were almost six millions such loans outstanding at the end of June.
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