101.   If the underlying loans are repaid too fast, the supports will absorb these extra payments, so that the bond classes of the CMO receive steady cash flows.

102.   If interest rates in Mexico rise, consumers and company may be discouraged from seeking new credit or repaying overdue loans.

103.   If local interest rates rise, current bank customers may find it harder to repay their loans and new customers may refrain from seeking new credit.

104.   If the loan is repaid, the business will qualify for a slightly larger loan.

105.   If the baht were to fall, then they would be in trouble, since the dollars needed to repay loans would cost a lot more baht.

106.   If the loans are repaid too slowly, the principal payments that were headed for the support bonds are diverted to bolster the higher-priority CMO classes.

107.   In addition, revenues raised from state asset sales last year were higher than expected, allowing the Ministry of Finance to use the money to repay loans.

108.   In exchange for a loan package, the IMF may require South Korea to take unpopular austerity measures to help repay the loans and to fix the banking system.

109.   In Korea, if an individual is unable to pay his debts, he can be thrown in jail until the loans are repaid.

110.   In Indonesia, most domestic companies have simply stopped repaying loans, and the banks are working out details of a delay in paying back overseas lenders.