The Russian banking sector at the end of 2014 took the eleven place in the chart, non-Eurozone countries, the volume of overdue loans, he didn't win 1st critical limit of 10% of such obligations in the portfolio, follows from the special review of the international monetary Fund (IMF).

The Fund has focused its own review of the problems of outstanding loans at banks in the Euro area and banks outside the Euro area.

According to the infographic of the Fund, which hopes a critical mass of overdue debt on the basis of marks in the order of danger to the stability of the banking sector - 10, 20, 30, 40%. Russian Federation until not placed in any area of risk.

The volume of overdue loans to banks of Russia by the end of 2014 was lower than 10%, Usually in the period from 2008 to 2014 is about 5%. During the crisis in 2008 critical 10% mark was crossed slightly.

Data by 2015 the IMF until it is not informed. But the biggest Russian Bank - Sberbank, although it has increased the share of problem loans under IFRS in the first half of 2015 to 1, 7% 4, 9% 3, 2% (mainly because of debts metallurgy and transport companies), a mark of 10% is not overcome. The volume of overdue credits, for example, Alfa-Bank, and less. Only 2%, the Bank said, pointing to information under IFRS for the first half.


in the list of the most problematic countries with about 20% of non-performing debt in the portfolio, was Ukraine. At the end of 2014, a similar Volume of problem loans has reached this mark and equaled the performance of 2008.

The situation is worse at the end of the year was only San Marino - about 40% of overdue loans in Albania and Serbia - more than 20%. In this case, as in Ukraine, the Amount of such obligations in these parts either broke the mark in 2008, or caught up with her.

Narublennymi most countries outside the Euro area are Sweden, Switzerland, Norway. In the portfolios of credit institutions of these countries from 1-2% of overdue loans. From credit institutions of great Britain and of Turkey is about 3%.

The 2nd top five (in order of increasing volume of overdue liabilities) included Iceland, Belarus, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic - no more than 5% of non-performing loans.

Has exceeded the critical threshold of 10% - Macedonia and Moldova. For subsequent dangerous turn of the 20% left banks of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria and Montenegro.

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