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LLR
(redirected from Loan Loss Reserve)

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LLRLunar Laser Ranging
LLRLog-Likelihood Ratio
LLRLoan Loss Reserve
LLRLow Level Radiation
LLRLooks Like Rain (song)
LLRLocal Linear Regression
LLRLessons Learned Report
LLRLoading Ready Run (Internet sketch comedy group)
LLRLoad-Limiting Resistor
LLRLeast Loaded Router (method)
LLRLong Lost Rebels (band)


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FedNor will create a loan loss reserve fund of up to $15 million over three years.
Financing option for SMEs. (Around the North) by Northern Ontario Business
Under the existing CalCAP program, a loan loss reserve fund equal to 8 percent of each loan amount is created.
Wells Fargo, City of Inglewood form a unique type of partnership by Stukin, Stacie / Los Angeles Business Journal
At just 57 basis points (bps) of total loans, the loan loss reserve reflects TCF's low historical credit losses, highly secured loan portfolio and conservative underwriting standards.
Fitch Affirms TCF Financial Corporation's IDR at 'A-'; Outlook Stable by Business Wire
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