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but if a loan is collateralized, the bank can consider the loan an asset, since the collateral will make the loan whole if the borrower defaults. But for credi
by chii 4y ago
but if a loan is collateralized, the bank can consider the loan an asset, since the collateral will make the loan whole if the borrower defaults.
But for credit cards, which usually is not collateralized, you cannot do that. Therefore, it makes sense to recognize the cost of loan-loss provisions as a cost.
- pgwhalen 4y agoGood point, my comment was only relevant for uncollateralized loans.