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performing loan

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performing loan

As defined by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, a loan that is less than 90 days past due, has not been placed on nonaccrual,or is not in workout status.
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GE confirms its commitment to the Non Performing Loans sectors in Italy by acquiring, through its subsidiaries GE Real Estate Italla and GE Corporate Financial Services("GE"), and in partnership with Pirelli RE/Calyon, a portfolio of non-performing loans originated by Banca Antonveneta and Interbanca.
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