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Indeed, Xerox's internal investigation "did find limited instances of exposed receivables in other countries," acknowledged Christa Carrone, a Xerox spokeswoman.

The Xerox Corporation said yesterday that it had received $496 million in financing from GE Capital, secured by portions of the company's lease receivables in the United States.

The company, based in Stamford, Conn., said the financing was secured by its portfolio of lease receivables in Britain and would be repaid over 18 months.

Take, for example, Xerox's warning that unexpected problems with customer receivables in Mexico could pare more than 5 cents a share off the quarter's earnings.

Adding to concerns over the UK business was news last week that new divisional finance director Michelle MacMahon had identified £21m of receivables in the accounts, which should be written off as the amounts were unlikely to be recovered.

In a conference call with Moody's on Oct. 30, bondholders were told that instead of turning over every 60 days as they had expected, the receivables in NPF XII were turning over every 180 days.

"If I look at JPMorgan, I see two trillion in receivables, two trillion in payables, a trillion and seven netted off on each side and $300 billion remaining, maybe $200 billion collateralized," he said, walking through his thinking.

It also may have booked $68 million in accounts receivable in the wrong period, it said.

It told investors the money would be used to fund the "factoring" of accounts receivable in Brazil.

The trouble shows up when comparing the company's tepid sales growth to the greater increases in both its inventories and accounts receivable in the most recent quarter.

Not well enough, in many cases, according to the data and to experts who say the survey provides the most comprehensive look yet at the state of accounts payable vs. accounts receivable in the nation's health care system.