英语翻译Non-performing loans include all loans in the portfolio

英语翻译
Non-performing loans include all loans in the portfolio more than 90 days overdue on interest or principal payments,and are disclosed as supplemental financial statement information.Loan loss provisions reflect the current period increase in the level of expected future loan losses,and are disclosed as accrued expenses on the income statement.Loan chargeoffs measure all loans deemed uncollectible during the period.Chargeoffs are asset writeoffs that are reported separately in financial statement footnotes,and can also be derived from balance sheet and income statement data.Together these three disclosures represent an integrated,contextual set of potentially value-relevant information spanning the income statement,balance sheet,and footnotes.
Recent empirical studies obtain evidence consistent with a positive relation between stock returns and loan loss provisions (cf.,Beaver et al.1989; Elliott et al.1991; Griffin and Wallach 1991; Johnson 1989).This evidence is surprising because it contradicts the notion that loan loss provisions are interpreted as expenses that reflect expected future loan losses.These papers conjecture that perhaps the market interprets provisions as revelations of bank managers' private information about expected future earnings,but do not test this idea.
One potential explanation for these findings is that investors condition their interpretation of unexpected provisions on contemporaneous unexpected changes in non-performing loans and unexpected loan chargeoffs.These relatively non-discretionary pieces of loan loss information may enable investors to estimate discretionary components in unexpected loan loss provisions.If investors observe discretion being exercised over reported provisions,then they can make inferences about managers' private information.The conjecture of prior research is that investors infer that managers reveal "good news" when they exercise discretion to increase provisions.
The evidence presented here suggests bank managers increase the discretionary component of unexpected loan loss provisions when future cash flow prospects improve.Specifically,unexpected provisions are positively related to future changes in cash flows,after controlling for current changes in cash flows,unexpected changes in non-performing loans,and unexpected loan chargeoffs.Annual unexpected provisions are positively related to future changes in cash flows as far as three years ahead.Contemporaneous annual (and quarterly) stock returns,as well as earnings announcement date stock price reactions,confirm that investors interpret discretionary components of unexpected provisions as "good news." These findings contribute new evidence on earnings management and its impact on the capital markets.
（是“THE NATURE OF INFORMATION IN COMMERCIAL BANK LOAN LOSS DISCLOSURES”中的几段）如果有已经翻译好的全文或部分就更好了.
这篇英文我也是在知道上看到的，有个人问关于这方面的英文文献
请问那个求这篇和发这篇的大哥大姐，有中文翻译么，特别是那个毕业设计的同仁，是不是已经翻译了这个呢，可以共享或者有偿给我都行

上面全是机翻的~
要获得满意的翻译,我建议你把这段文分成10份,每份出20-30分,就会有很多人帮你人工译的.这是我个人的经验,因为我发现那些一大段的文章,比较不受欢迎.大家都比较懒得去人工译,所以通常得到的全都是机器译的.万一最后来个投票...功夫就白费了...这只是我的些建议,