As of September 1, the volume of default loans (non-performing loans with 100% probability of loan default) in Ukrainian banks amounted to 580.842 billion or 57.8% of the total amount of disbursed loans, as evidenced by the data, posted on the website of the National Bank of Ukraine, on distribution of loans to individuals and legal entities by debtor classes, the publication of which the regulator started on a regular basis, Finance.ua reports quoting Glavcom.
As per NBU data, including as of September 1, 15.5% default loans for 90.09 billion hryvnias account for borrowers-physical persons, 84.5% for 490.751 billion hryvnias – legal entities (except for banks, budgetary institutions and investment loan debtors).
The largest stake of such loans in insolvent banks Gefest and Rodovid Bank (100% each) as well as in subsidiary structures of Russian state banks – BM Bank (96.9%) and VTB Bank (95.7%).
It was previously reported that the assets of operating banks of Ukraine, not including insolvent banks, for January-August 2017 decreased by 5.321 billion hryvnias or by 0.4% - up to 1.251 trillion hryvnias. As of September 1, the number of Ukraine’s operating banks, having the banking license, was 88, including 38 banks with foreign capital.
