The Shared National Credit Program is a review of large syndicated bank loans in the

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, the

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, and the

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. The review covers all loans of $100 million or greater that are shared by three or more institutions. The review is annually beginning in 1977, and typically starts in March with results published around the beginning of the third quarter.

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Shared National Credit Program

Shared National Credits Program 2009 Review
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