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provision

[pruh-vizh-uhn] / prəˈvɪʒ ən /


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This was mainly driven by lower-than-forecast fees and higher loan-loss provisions, with net interest income and trading revenue ahead of expectations, according to Bank of America.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most individual plans are managed by mainstream schools, with local authorities managing plans for those with more complex needs or in specialist provision.

From BBC

A few banks have announced they have raised their provisions, and have suggested there are risks to future lending from costs associated with compensation.

From BBC

The slightly higher provisioning in its French retail business is a bit negative, though the solid top line in this division reads positively for its French peers, they note.

From The Wall Street Journal

Weeks after CMS issued its proposed rule, Congress closed the loophole through a provision in the Big Beautiful Bill Act.

From The Wall Street Journal