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Most of that money has come back in 2009 from the banks which leaves AIG as the largest nonrepayment which received a total of 70 billion dollars.
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The DOE has released some details regarding how it calculated nonrepayment but a number of schools say it's not enough.
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Perhaps most significant was that by the late 1990s, state-owned enterprises were allowed to lay off workers; select banks were allowed to pursue state companies for payment on loans and to take punitive actions for nonrepayment; and many restrictions on the size and scope of private companies were lifted.
Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009
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Perhaps most significant was that by the late 1990s, state-owned enterprises were allowed to lay off workers; select banks were allowed to pursue state companies for payment on loans and to take punitive actions for nonrepayment; and many restrictions on the size and scope of private companies were lifted.
Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009
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Perhaps most significant was that by the late 1990s, state-owned enterprises were allowed to lay off workers; select banks were allowed to pursue state companies for payment on loans and to take punitive actions for nonrepayment; and many restrictions on the size and scope of private companies were lifted.
Superfusion Zachary Karabell 2009
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Overall revenue rose 28% to €9.48 billion The bank's cost of risk -- write-downs related to the nonrepayment of loans in everything from home mortgages to corporate finance -- more than tripled to €1.83 billion.
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SunTrust Banks tacked on 30 cents to 52.60 after the Atlanta bank was the latest to boost its provisions for nonrepayment of loans.
United Parent Sinks; 2008
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