CEE: retail loans default rate 2020

This statistics illustrates the default rate (DR) on retail loans in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) as of the first quarter of 2020, by country. Default rates generally displays the percentage of loans that have been charged off by a bank after a prolonged period of missed payments by the loans receiver. Banking sectors within a country preferably want a low default rate loans. The default rate of SRomanian banks for retail loans as of the first quarter of 2020 was approximately 6.7 percent, while Estonia had a default rate of 0.25 percent.

Default rate (DR) on retail loans in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in the 1st quarter 2020, by country

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Release date

July 2020

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Region

CEE

Survey time period

1st quarter 2020

Supplementary notes

Weighted average of the four default rate quartiles.
Includes loans secured on real estate property, qualifying revolving loans and other retail loans.
An external source categorizes the default rate (DR) as "the percentage of loans that have been charged off after a prolonged period of missed payments. Defaulted loans are typically written off from an issuer’s financial statements and transferred to a collection agency."

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