Collapse from overwork due to long working hours has become a problem.
His sudden collapse was caused by a heart attack.
bad debt; uncollectible loan
Financial term for a debt that cannot be collected; often used in business or accounting contexts.
That company is saddled with a large amount of bad debt.
A large bad debt arose due to a client's bankruptcy.
The bank incurred a bad debt on that loan.
不良債権 is the formal banking term for a non-performing loan overall, while 倒れ (as in 貸し倒れ) refers to a specific debt that has become uncollectible.
崩壊 refers to the collapse of a structure, system, or organization, whereas 倒れ typically refers to a person falling down or dying.
焦げ付き is a common business term for money that has become stuck or uncollectible, essentially interchangeable with 倒れ in finance contexts but slightly more colloquial.
fall over; topple; collapse · collapse; cave in; crumble · be laid up; break down; come down with · die; be killed · go bankrupt; fail; go under · be defeated; lose · fall; be overthrown
falling together; mutual destruction; joint bankruptcy
collapse into; flop onto; fall heavily into
ruining oneself through food extravagance
collapsing in the street; person dead in the street
Noun form of the verb 倒れる (taoreru, 'to fall down, collapse'). The financial sense is an extension from the idea of a debt 'falling through' or becoming unrecoverable.
ostentatious; showy; all show and no substance
bad debt; irrecoverable debt
collapse; fall down in a heap
topple and lean; fall against and lean · be on the verge of collapse; about to fall
all talk and no action; mere sloganeering; starting with a bang but ending with a whimper