Maybe he made a bunch of bad mortgage loans.

也许他有一堆的不良抵押贷款。

The whole housing market is propped up on these bad loans.

整个房地产市场都是靠不良贷款撑起来的。

The number of bad loans rose, credit collapsed and land values fell.

不良贷款数量增加，信贷崩溃和土地价值下降。

In September the government ordered banks to reclassify debt of 46bn lira ($8bn) as bad loans.

9月，政府命令银行将460亿里拉（合80亿美元）的债务重新归类为不良贷款。

But net profits, with provisions against bad loans and corporate taxes deducted, are expected to be much lower.

但扣除坏账准备金以及公司缴税后，公司净利润将会更少。

But Congress agreed to let the government buy bad loans from banks and temporarily became part-owner of some rescued companies.

但国会同意让政府从银行购买不良贷款，并暂时成为一些获救公司的部分所有者。

And, thanks to America's recovering economy, some banks were able to release funds that had been set aside to cover bad loans.

而且，由于美国经济的复苏，一些银行能够释放出拨备资金，来弥补不良贷款。

Traditionally, local banks would have suffered the losses on the bad loans. But times had changed. Big investment banks had been buying those loans.

当地银行一直以来会因坏账而蒙受损失。但时代改变了，大型投资银行一直在购买这些贷款。

By 2019 reality had set in. The RBI forced Mr Kapoor out of his job and new management reported a pile of bad loans.

到2019年，现实到来。RBI迫使Kapoor下台，新的管理层报告了一堆坏账。

Erica and her colleagues modeled some scenarios that showed dire outcomes for banks because of bad commercial real estate loans.

艾丽卡和她的同事模拟了一些情景，这些情景显示出不良商业房地产贷款给银行带来的可怕后果。

Analysts say the declines come as the four lenders set additional money aside to cover potential increases in bad loans due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

分析人士称，由于新冠肺炎疫情的影响，这四家银行额外拨出资金，以应对可能增加的不良贷款。

Regulators worry that banks, rather than writing off or selling bad loans, have been fiddling with the models that dictate how much capital they need to hold.

监管部门担心，银行不会清除或者售出不良贷款，他们会动手脚改变模式，让人们不知道他们需要持有多少资金。

The practice of rolling over bad loans to avoid recognising losses was rampant, particularly with those made by state banks to borrowers with political connections.

延展不良贷款以避免确认损失的做法十分猖獗，尤其是国有银行向有政治关系的借款人发放的不良贷款。

Shares in the troubled Spanish bank, Bankia, have falled by a fifth after a government report said the lender had a negative value because of huge losses on bad loans.

困境重重的西班牙Bankia银行的股价下降1/5，此前政府的报告称这家银行因坏账遭受巨额损失，目前股价为负值。

According to Boston Consulting Group, state banks have also written off $91bn in bad loans in the past five years—just a little less than their combined worth.

根据波士顿咨询集团的数据，国有银行在过去五年中还注销了 910 亿美元的不良贷款——仅略低于它们的总价值。

What concerned depositors which sparked the run on Silicon Valley Bank, it wasn't necessarily bad loans or toxic assets, which is what we saw in the financial crisis.

引发硅谷银行挤兑的储户所关心的，不一定是不良贷款或有毒资产，这是我们在金融危机中看到的。