South Korea loan delinquency
South Korean banks' delinquency rate inches up to 0.48% in October
South Korean banks' delinquency rate inches up to 0.48% in October
Resolved loans decreased by $1.8b month-on-month.
South Korea regulator calls for banks to intensify loan assessment: report
Fast-rising interest rates are expected to hit borrowers’ capacity to repay loans.
South Korean banks to ease lending criteria in Q2: report
The incoming new president had emphasized need to ease lending rules.
South Korean banks’ bad loans rise 0.23% in January
Bad loans to SMEs are on an uptick.
Gov't support, high vax rates buoy Korean banks’ asset qualities: Fitch
But increased competition in lending may give rise to risks in the long-term.
South Korean banks’ loan delinquency ratio up in August: report
The delinquency ratio has been on the decline since May 2018.
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