Banks’ NPL ratio in 2022 hits fresh two-year low - BusinessWorld Online

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PHILIPPINE BANKS ended 2022 with their nonperforming loan (NPL) ratio at its lowest in 28 months as the economy’s reopening helped increased the capacity of Filipinos to repay their loans. READ:

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The latest bad loan ratio is the lowest in 28 months or since the 2.84% in August 2020. This is also better than BSP’s 8.2% projection for end-2022. Credit for production activities jumped by 12.1% to P9.56 trillion, easing from the revised 12.6% growth in November. The loan portfolio of Philippine banks expanded by 10.7% to P12.61 trillion as of end-2022 from P11.39 trillion as of end-2021 and by 3.4% from the P12.20 trillion a month prior.

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