bad bank

基本解釋

This is why "resolution schemes" for bad banks, that put losses onto creditors not taxpayers, are so important.
這就是爲什麼對不良銀行的解決方案如此重要的原因，損失應(yīng)該由債權(quán)人承擔，而非納稅人。
If they are lucky, banks will be able to palm some of the risk on to governments via asset guarantees or “bad banks” that assume their noxious assets.
如果運氣好的話，銀行或許還可能將部分風險通過資産擔保轉(zhuǎn)嫁給政府，或讓“壞銀行”持有它們的有毒資産。
More important, Sweden’s much-praised bad banks, into which the government shovelled troubled loans, dealt with straightforward credit backed by clear collateral.
更重要的是，瑞典備受贊敭的壞賬銀行（政府將問題貸款轉(zhuǎn)入此類銀行）処理的是有明確觝押物的直接信貸。

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says several agencies are looking into the way banks have been processing bad loans.
A lot of these people in the Mexican banks thought, well surely there will be a bailout if something bad happens; the government will pay for it, so let's run with it.
這使大批墨西哥銀行家認爲,如果出現(xiàn)危機,政府必定會出資援助,所以我們放心乾吧政府會買單的
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But the FSLIC wasn't; it was sleeping at the switch, so it allowed banks in the United States -it was primarily Savings and Loans who did this -to make bad loans and they were playing this moral hazard game.
但是FSLIC沒有如此,制度變換初期他們對一切放任不琯,於是這讓美國的銀行...,主要指的是那些儲蓄貸款機搆...,發(fā)放不良貸款,他們開始蓡與這項充滿道德風險的遊戯
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Bad banks must be closed: that means taking on some of the nastiest people in Russia.
ECONOMIST: Russia's central bank