literature review on non performing assets?
Non performing Assets either a Short term or a Long term asset is marked to be Amortized. It may have a depreciation value.
non performing assets
The ratio of provision against total NPA
As defined by RBI, an NPA or non-performing asset is credit in which interest has been past due for a period of time. A good example would be the interest of an unpaid loan.
A Non-Performing Asset or NPA is an asset of the bank that is not performing its intended job i.e., earn money for the bank. From the bank point of view, Loans are assets. A loan for which the customer is repaying his monthly installments regularly every month is a properly performing asset. Whereas a loan for which the customer has defaulted on the monthly payment for more than 3 months is considered a non performing asset.
Non performing Assets either a Short term or a Long term asset is marked to be Amortized. It may have a depreciation value.
non performing assets
bank loan , home rent
The ratio of provision against total NPA
As defined by RBI, an NPA or non-performing asset is credit in which interest has been past due for a period of time. A good example would be the interest of an unpaid loan.
Non-Earning Assets for banks are usually the loans for which the loan customers arent paying their monthly EMI's. Banks earn an income through the interest they get paid by the loan customers. So, if a loan customer defaults on his/her payment, the loan becomes a Non Earning or a Non Performing Asset. The term Non Performing Asset (NPA) is more commonly used than Non Earning.
Sarfaesi act
A Non-Performing Asset or NPA is an asset of the bank that is not performing its intended job i.e., earn money for the bank. From the bank point of view, Loans are assets. A loan for which the customer is repaying his monthly installments regularly every month is a properly performing asset. Whereas a loan for which the customer has defaulted on the monthly payment for more than 3 months is considered a non performing asset.
Vibha Jain has written: 'Non-performing assets in commercial banks' -- subject(s): Asset-liability management
basically according to performance three type or NPA 1 substandred 2 doutful 3 loss
non financial assets characteristics
My understanding of "nonperforming assets", any asset that you have accumulated that cannot be used in your business. For example: If I am the franchise owner of McDonald's, my deep fryer that I use to make the fries would be considered an asset. It is an asset that I use in my business. The building itself is also a performing asset. So those would be examples of performing assets. Non-performing example: I am the franchise owner of McDonald's and I purchase a piece of property to block another restaurant from being in a location that possibly would negatively affect my business. This purchase has a purpose, but is not performing within my business. Possibly another example would be if I purchase a Corvette (Car or boat) for my own use, but purchased it through my business, that also would be a non-performing asset.