State Council-approved measures call on state-owned banks to increase lending and repayment flexibilities for MSMEs.
May 16, 2022For 3 months, lenders may not take action against landlords who default on secured loans as a result of a rental enforcement moratorium being imposed in Hong Kong.
May 5, 2022The BOT has relaxed its rules on loan classification and provisioning to enable specialised financial institutions to provide greater long-term support to debtors.
January 5, 2022The average NPL ratio at Thai banks will likely rise to 6% next year, the highest level since the 2009 GFC, S&P Global Ratings says.
September 23, 2021Borrowers will not be considered in default if they repay 25 percent of their loan instalments until December this year.
September 2, 2021The new reporting policy will enable the central bank to monitor NBFI lending more closely and ensure provisions are being adequately maintained.
August 5, 2021CBIRC chairman Guo Shuqing has highlighted credit risk, shadow banking, illegal fundraising, and derivatives trading as key sources of financial system risk.
June 15, 2021The BSP has extended the higher single borrower limit and relief on loan classification, pending full operationalisation of the FIST Act.
May 6, 2021Principal payments of all loans of eligible corporate borrowers falling due between 1 May and 31 October 2021 should be deferred by a further six months.
March 5, 2021Bangladesh Bank has instructed banks not to change their classifications of loans for another three months for borrowers that fail to make repayments.
October 3, 2020