Loan loss reserve

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Financial reporting - balance sheet - liabilities - credit risk - banking.

(LLR).

In banking, a loan loss reserve is a provision for expected credit losses on non-performing loans.

A loan loss reserve in banking is similar to a bad debt provision in a non-financial organisation.


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