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Publications:

Changes in Credit Risk in Commercial Loan Portfolios Since 2002
(Percent of Banks)


Increased Risk Decreased Risk
Middle Markets

48

13
CRE Other

47

5
CRE Commercial

47

7
Agricultural

41

11
Small Business

40

4
International

39

6
CRE Residential

36

2
Syndicated/National

35

32
Asset Based

29

29
Structured Finance

29

43

 
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