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"The bad debts garbage heap continues to stink," said outgoing EIB vice chairman Reynaldo G. David. "Thus we have decided to enter into a SPV transaction that is a bold venture into uncharted territory but the rational and right financial decision. It is the only way the bank can dispose of the NPAs that clogs the balance sheet."
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"The bad debts garbage heap continues to stink," said outgoing EIB vice chairman Reynaldo G. David. "Thus we have decided to enter into a SPV transaction that is a bold venture into uncharted territory but the rational and right financial decision. It is the only way the bank can dispose of the NPAs that clogs the balance sheet."
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By Ted P. Torres | September 13, 2004 - 12:00am
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