The Hong Kong Monetary Authority urges banks to increase provisioning for bad debts amid China’s real estate debt crisis, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reports, citing unidentified people.
- Arthur Yuen, deputy chief executive of HKMA, told a group of medium-sized banks they should take advantage of steady profit growth in 2023 to handle problematic assets
- HKMA will leave the decision to banks as they weigh costs of different options and to auditors based on accounting standards
- HKMA expects classified loan ratio to rise further to about 2% at the end of December
- A spokesperson for HKMA told HKEJ that ...
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