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HUNGARY: NBH Say Banking System Stable, Previously Identified Risks Have Abated

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Highlights from the NBH’s financial stability report:

  • The Hungarian banking system’s stability and shock resilience are bolstered by outstandingly high profitability, ample liquidity, adequate capitalisation and the high quality of the loan portfolios.
  • In line with global trends, risks related to domestic commercial real estate lending continue to deserve special attention.
  • The credit market is characterised by dual trends: lending to households picked up significantly, while corporate credit growth decelerated further during the year.
  • The sector would remain stable even in a less favourable economic environment than expected.

Full report here.

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Highlights from the NBH’s financial stability report:

  • The Hungarian banking system’s stability and shock resilience are bolstered by outstandingly high profitability, ample liquidity, adequate capitalisation and the high quality of the loan portfolios.
  • In line with global trends, risks related to domestic commercial real estate lending continue to deserve special attention.
  • The credit market is characterised by dual trends: lending to households picked up significantly, while corporate credit growth decelerated further during the year.
  • The sector would remain stable even in a less favourable economic environment than expected.

Full report here.