Impaired Credit — A deterioration in the creditworthiness of an individual or entity. This is usually reflected through a lower credit score, in the case of an individual, or a reduction in the credit rating assigned to an entity by a rating agency or lender. The… … Investment dictionary
distressed debt — England, Wales Also known as impaired debt . Debt which the borrower is unlikely to be able to repay in full to the lender on its maturity date as the borrower is in financial trouble or in a form of insolvency. Debt may also be distressed if it… … Law dictionary
par debt — England, Wales par debt Also known as par loans . Debt which is performing in full as the borrower is not in financial trouble or in a form of insolvency. Par debt is traded on the secondary market at its face value because the market considers… … Law dictionary
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par loans — England, Wales par debt Also known as par loans . Debt which is performing in full as the borrower is not in financial trouble or in a form of insolvency. Par debt is traded on the secondary market at its face value because the market considers… … Law dictionary
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