Examples of using Write-downs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Write-offs/ write-downs 1.
Write-downs on financial assets and positions 2.3.
Write-offs/ write-downs of loans.
Realised results and write-downs.
(debt write-downs):€ 100 bn.
For IF statistics, loans« write-offs/ write-downs» are not requested.
Note 24- Write-downs on financial assets and positions.
Table 2 Write-offs/ write-downs D. Total.
Write-downs on financial assets and positions in 2019 were as follows.
Net result of financial operations, write-downs and risk provisions.
Table 2 Write-offs/ write-downs Data required to be provided on a quarterly basis D. Total.
The aim seems to be to improve a country's credit rating by telling those whoare to provide the credit that they will lose all write-downs.
The minimum requirements for write-offs/ write-downs of loans are set out in Table 1A.
The costs and write-downs ensuing from the restructuring of Kontron have already been accounted for in 2016.
Including unrealised price losses on securities, total write-downs of €0.7 billion were expensed in the year.
Excluding the write-downs and other charges, Fortis Bank Nederland said in a statement that it had a 2008 operating profit of 604 million euros.
The International MonetaryFund has estimated total credit write-downs of $4.1 trillion, with $2.7 trillion in U.S. institutions.
Write-offs/ write-downs recognised at the time a loan is sold or transferred to a third party are also included, where identifiable.
It is necessary to ensure the availability of appropriately harmonised andhigh quality data on write-offs/ write-downs on loans by addressing a requirement to the statistical reporting agents.
Write-downs refer to events where it is deemed that the loan will not be fully recovered, and the value of the loan is reduced in the balance sheet.
The net result of financial operations and write-downs on financial assets amounted to a gain of €176 million(see Chart 16).
Write-offs/ write-downs of loans The adjustment in respect of the write-offs/ write-downs of loans is reported to allow the ECB to compile financial transactions from the stocks reported in two consecutive reporting periods.
The statistical requirement addressed to the actual reporting population under this Regulation concerns exclusively the« revaluation adjustments»,covering both the write-offs/ write-downs of loans and price revaluations in respect of holdings of securities in the reference period.
Write-offs/ write-downs are defined as the impact of changes in the value of loans recorded on the balance sheet that are caused by the application of write-offs/ write-downs of loans.
From the consolidated balance sheet in terms of stocks, flow statistics are derived using additional statistical information relating to exchange rate changes,other changes in the value of securities and the writeoffs/ write-downs of loans and other adjustments such as reclassifications.
Heavy losses and write-downs from international investments in subprime loans and structured assets weakened the capital base of some banks and led to the need for substantial state interventions.
Write-downs of €195 million in 2010 arose mainly from unrealised losses on marketable securities other than those held for monetary policy purposes, compared with write-downs of €38 million in 2009.
Write-offs/ write-downs of loans The adjustment for« write-offs/ write-downs» refers to the impact of changes in the value of loans recorded on the balance sheet that are caused by the application of write-offs/ write-downs of loans.