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− | + | Special Delivery <a href=" http://www.tradetours.fi/cost-of-zetia.pdf#appropriate ">generic ezetimibe</a> The IDRs and VR also take into account DFCC's exposure to Sri Lanka (BB-/Stable) and risks relating to its developing and relatively weaker regulatory, legal, and operational environment. This includes a potential cyclical deterioration in DFCC's asset quality, lower profitability and volatile loan growth. The SR of '4' and SRF of 'B' reflect Fitch's expectations of somewhat limited extraordinary support from the state, given the latter's own fiscal challenges as reflected in its 'BB-' rating, and DFCC's lower systemic importance than larger government banks or larger systemically important banks. Fitch is of the view that there is a special relationship with the government stemming from DFCC's role as a specialised project lender; DFCC being encouraged to issue foreign currency debt by the government; and the government's indirect holding of about 35% of the voting shares of DFCC. |
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Special Delivery <a href=" http://www.tradetours.fi/cost-of-zetia.pdf#appropriate ">generic ezetimibe</a> The IDRs and VR also take into account DFCC's exposure to Sri Lanka (BB-/Stable) and risks relating to its developing and relatively weaker regulatory, legal, and operational environment. This includes a potential cyclical deterioration in DFCC's asset quality, lower profitability and volatile loan growth. The SR of '4' and SRF of 'B' reflect Fitch's expectations of somewhat limited extraordinary support from the state, given the latter's own fiscal challenges as reflected in its 'BB-' rating, and DFCC's lower systemic importance than larger government banks or larger systemically important banks. Fitch is of the view that there is a special relationship with the government stemming from DFCC's role as a specialised project lender; DFCC being encouraged to issue foreign currency debt by the government; and the government's indirect holding of about 35% of the voting shares of DFCC.