nonperforming
- adjective
- /ˌnɒn.pərˈfɔːr.mɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The bank has classified several loans as nonperforming.
Examples
-
Banks are required to report the amount of nonperforming loans on their balance sheets.
-
The company had to sell several nonperforming assets to improve its financial health.
-
Investors are concerned about the rising number of nonperforming accounts in the portfolio.
-
Investors are concerned about the nonperforming assets on the balance sheet.
-
Banks are required to report the amount of nonperforming loans on their balance sheets.
-
Investors are concerned about the rising number of nonperforming accounts in the portfolio.
-
The company had to sell several nonperforming assets to improve its financial health.
Synonyms
Not making money for a person or business
Not producing money or profit for its owner
Something that does not make money
Not producing any useful result or profit
How Profitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonperforming = performing (transparent) = non + perform + ing
The meaning is directly derived from 'performing' with the addition of 'non-' indicating negation.
Etymology
Nonperforming comes from non- 'not' and perform 'to do', like a machine that does not work; in business and finance a nonperforming asset or loan is one that does not make money or meet the expected level of performance.