TABLE 12.—Loans to foreign governments and entities—by country, by agency, by status: July 1, 1940, through June 30, 1947 $7,927, 399, 793 $581, 367, 312 500, 000, 000 $7, 346, 032, 481 $2, 673, 635, 814 $4, 672, 396, 667 $4, 353, 403, 188 3,650, 930, 749 577, 375, 015 3,073, 555, 734 500, 000, 000 $318, 993, 479 $601, 950, 404 $115, 586, 548 $4. 070, 446, 263 938, 635, 814 35, 000, 000 2, 134, 919, 920 1,815, 926, 441 318, 993, 479 377, 226, 931 66, 216, 362 1,757, 692, 989 State Department (State). 409, 222, 418 408, 758, 735 924, 627 2, 138, 441 248, 032 19, 608, 519 465, 000, 000 19, 608, 519 2, 620, 196 248,032 673, 341, 425 1, 700, 000, 000 245, 071, 874 245, 071, 874 2,050, 000, 000 431, 116, 968 2,050, 000, 000 247, 234, 087 183, 882, 881 183, 039, 948 27, 186, 149 248, 077, 020 428, 269, 551 463, 683 460, 944 2, 138, 441 248,032 460, 944 2, 138, 441 248, 032 TABLE 12.-Loans to foreign governments and entities-by country, by agency, by status: July 1, 1940, through June 30, 1947-Continued 1 Represents loans of agent banks fully guaranteed by Export-Import Bank. 2 Collections on principal include a portion of 1 loan in Bolivia to an individual, amounting to $888,987, written off. 3 Loans delinquent 90 days or more total $271,023 as follows: Brazil, $142,980; Uruguay, Data include participation by another agency of $7,000,000 in loans of Export-Import 5 The utilization of the loan by the Treasury Department has been increased to 1947. Collections on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan do not include $5,852,144 held as unapplied interest and $6,946,523 held in a sinking fund for payment of principal. Source: Clearing Office for Foreign Transactions, Department of Commerce. 6 An Export-Import Bank loan to Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd., of $11,730,000 is excluded, since this loan in effect was paid off as a result of a subsequent advance by Office of Metals Reserve, the latter transaction being reflected in advances. 7 On July 31, 1947, the availability of this commitment was transferred to "Miscellaneous-Europe, special cotton credit." 8 Commercial banks participated in a $200,000,000 short-term credit to the Netherlands in the aggregate amount of approximately $93,000,000 without recourse on or guaranty by the Export-Import Bank. As disbursements were made by the commercial banks, amount of Export-Import Bank commitment was reduced correspondingly. The $4,485,000 cancellation resulted from an equivalent amount of funds becoming available to the Netherlands from the proceeds of a bond issue after payment of expenses. |