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Impaired Asset
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Impaired Asset
An asset with a market value less than its value listed on the company's records, especially when the value is unlikely to recover. The cash flow an impaired asset will generate is less than the difference between its market value and its book value. A company must write down the value of impaired assets once per year. Common impaired assets include accounts receivable, long-term assets, and, especially, good will.


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24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Credit Union Administration today assumed control of three undercapitalized corporate credit unions, announced a plan to isolate the impaired assets in the corporate credit union system, and finalized a set of stronger regulations - key elements in its efforts to resolve the financial challenges facing corporate credit unions without disrupting consumer service.
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While the repayment of 'impaired' assets has slowed, an estimated 68 per cent of all impaired assets have been repaid to investors representing $118 billion, according to the report.
 
 
 
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