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Alliance Data Systems Corporation (ADS: Quote) issued an update on its Private Label segment. In conjunction with the release of the Company's Master Trust Monthly Noteholder's Statement, the Company is releasing similar metrics for the overall total managed portfolio.

The Master Trust data represents a subset of the company's total managed portfolio, and the company believes the information presented below provides a more complete view of the Private Label segment.

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