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loan portfolio

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loan portfolio
Loans that have been made or bought and are being held for repayment. Loan portfolios are the major asset of banks, thrifts, and other lending institutions. The value of a loan portfolio depends not only on the interest rates earned on the loans, but also on the quality or likelihood that interest and principal will be paid.


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Central Pacific Bank has promoted Dory Ann Lagman to vice president and loan portfolio administrator, Helen Lee to assistant vice president and credit underwriter and portfolio manager, Maria Martinez to assistant vice president and loan servicing officer, and Aaron Rodriguez to assistant vice president and operations and loan servicing officer.
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2 million increase in our total loan portfolio for the year," noted President and Chief Executive Officer, B.
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