ZAGREB (Croatia), November 29 (SeeNews) – The share of non-performing loans (NPLs) in Croatia's banking system fell to 12.51% at the end of September, from 13.16% at the end of June, central bank data showed on Wednesday.
The NPL ratio of non-financial corporations declined to 25.92% at the end of the third quarter from 27.08% at the end of June, while the NPL ratio of the household segment fell to 8.77% from 9.12%, according to the data published on the website of the central bank.
The total value of partly recoverable and fully irrecoverable loans was 32.5 billion kuna ($5.1 billion/4.3 billion euro) at the end of September, out of a total loan portfolio of 259.9 billion kuna.
Details follow:
|
September'17 |
June'17 |
September'16 |
NPL total (bln kuna) |
32.52 |
33.78 |
38.91 |
NPL ratio (%) |
12.51 |
13.16 |
14.65 |
- govt units |
0.02 |
0.01 |
0.02 |
- non-financial corporations |
25.92 |
27.08 |
29.99 |
- households |
8.77 |
9.12 |
11.06 |
(1 euro=7.5474 kuna)