0 used to describe a loan that is not being paid back in the way that was agreed:
Banks do not have to declare loans as non-performing for a year after non-payment of interest.
1 used to describe a business activity, asset, etc. that is not making a profit:
They are restructuring and selling off non-performing assets.
The capital budget includes capital for defence, investments in non-performing sectors like agriculture, and some pure transfer payments.
As indicators of trouble we take low capitalization, great exposure to non-performing loans, and low return on equity.
Inevitably, huge public debts, looming non-performing loans, and public pressures will constrain monetary policy.
Both literature and the arts, they said, stem from aesthetic experience, and the performing and non-performing arts are closely related.
Amongst the reasons attributed to that outcome are high operating costs, non-performing loans, and country risk.
On the other hand, a non-performing composer often comes up with ideas that will force the player to look for new solutions on the instrument.
The societies have discretion to decide whether to repossess, because they must make provision for repossession, but not for non-performing loans.
It first becomes a non-performing loan and then is written off.
