Belarus banks’ loan portfolio up 15.5% in Jan-Nov 2020 to Br63.187bn
<p> MINSK, Jan 5 - PrimePress. Belarusian banks’ loan portfolio stood at Br63.187 billion ($24.502 billion at the official exchange rate of the central bank) as of December 1, 2020, up 15.5% since early 2020, according to the National Bank of Belarus (NBB). </p> <p> </p> <p> Of the total loan portfolio, loans issued in Belarusian rubles stood at Br31.382 billion ($12.169bn) as of Dec 1, 2020, up 8.3% since early 2020. </p> <p> </p> <p> Belarusian banks’ FX share in the loan portfolio increased by 23.5% in Jan-Nov 2020 to the equivalent of Br31.805 billion ($12.333bn) as of Dec 1, 2020. </p> <p> </p> <p> Banks’ loan portfolio, excluding factoring, leasing and promissory notes operations, went up by 20.1% in Jan-Nov 2020 to Br58.329 billion ($22.618bn) as of Dec 1, 2020. </p> <p> </p> <p> Loans to state-owned companies went up 26.1% since early 2020 to Br21.513 billion ($8.342bn) as of Dec 1, 2020; loans to private companies went up 24.2% since early 2020 to Br18.597 billion ($7.224bn) as of Dec 1, 2020; loans to private households increased 10.2% to Br15.594 billion ($6.047bn); non-banking loans amounted to 2.625 billion rubles ($1.018bn), up 10.9% since early 2020. </p> <p> </p> <p> The share of short-term loans stood at 28.4% as of Dec 1, 2020 (28.3% as of Jan 1, 2020), while the share of long-term loans stood at 71.6% (71.7% as of Jan 1, 2020). </p> <p> </p> <p> Overdue debts accounted for 0.25% of the total credit debt as of Dec 1, 2020, to compare with 0.31% as of Jan 1, 2020. Since early 2020, the share of overdue credit debts decreased by 6.3% to Br156.8 million ($60.8m) as of Dec 1, 2020. End (Br2.5795/$1) </p>
2021-01-06
Primepress
MINSK, Jan 5 - PrimePress. Belarusian banks’ loan portfolio stood at Br63.187 billion ($24.502 billion at the official exchange rate of the central bank) as of December 1, 2020, up 15.5% since early 2020, according to the National Bank of Belarus (NBB).
Of the total loan portfolio, loans issued in Belarusian rubles stood at Br31.382 billion ($12.169bn) as of Dec 1, 2020, up 8.3% since early 2020.
Belarusian banks’ FX share in the loan portfolio increased by 23.5% in Jan-Nov 2020 to the equivalent of Br31.805 billion ($12.333bn) as of Dec 1, 2020.
Banks’ loan portfolio, excluding factoring, leasing and promissory notes operations, went up by 20.1% in Jan-Nov 2020 to Br58.329 billion ($22.618bn) as of Dec 1, 2020.
Loans to state-owned companies went up 26.1% since early 2020 to Br21.513 billion ($8.342bn) as of Dec 1, 2020; loans to private companies went up 24.2% since early 2020 to Br18.597 billion ($7.224bn) as of Dec 1, 2020; loans to private households increased 10.2% to Br15.594 billion ($6.047bn); non-banking loans amounted to 2.625 billion rubles ($1.018bn), up 10.9% since early 2020.
The share of short-term loans stood at 28.4% as of Dec 1, 2020 (28.3% as of Jan 1, 2020), while the share of long-term loans stood at 71.6% (71.7% as of Jan 1, 2020).
Overdue debts accounted for 0.25% of the total credit debt as of Dec 1, 2020, to compare with 0.31% as of Jan 1, 2020. Since early 2020, the share of overdue credit debts decreased by 6.3% to Br156.8 million ($60.8m) as of Dec 1, 2020. End (Br2.5795/$1)