Bank Nonperforming Loans % — 2022

Top Country
Equatorial Guinea
55.41 %
Countries Ranked
132
World Bank data
Data Year
2022
Latest available
Source
World Bank
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Top 20 — Bank Nonperforming Loans

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Rank Country Value Bar
1 Equatorial Guinea 55.41 %
2 San Marino 53.14 %
3 Ukraine 38.12 %
4 Chad 27.70 %
5 Saint Kitts and Nevis 21.83 %
6 Algeria 20.26 %
7 Iraq 18.85 %
8 Congo 16.83 %
9 Ghana 14.79 %
10 Central African Republic 14.51 %
11 Comoros 14.10 %
12 Dominica 13.79 %
13 Cameroon 13.03 %
14 Saint Lucia 12.76 %
15 Kyrgyzstan 12.46 %
16 Sri Lanka 11.97 %
17 Sint Maarten (Dutch part) 11.20 %
18 Kenya 10.75 %
19 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 10.12 %
20 Solomon Islands 9.51 %
21 Maldives 9.41 %
22 Mozambique 8.97 %
23 Bangladesh 8.72 %
24 Morocco 8.68 %
25 Tonga 8.26 %
26 Greece 8.17 %
27 Madagascar 8.02 %
28 Cyprus 7.66 %
29 Gabon 7.64 %
30 Curaçao 7.48 %
31 Congo, The Democratic Republic of the 7.43 %
32 Antigua and Barbuda 6.91 %
33 Eswatini 6.65 %
34 United Arab Emirates 6.55 %
35 Pakistan 6.54 %
36 Moldova, Republic of 6.44 %
37 Tanzania, United Republic of 6.43 %
38 Montenegro 6.33 %
39 Jordan 6.25 %
40 Barbados 5.84 %
41 Malawi 5.52 %
42 Namibia 5.52 %
43 Russian Federation 5.51 %
44 Uganda 5.10 %
45 Samoa 4.98 %
46 Zambia 4.98 %
47 Mauritius 4.92 %
48 Belarus 4.91 %
49 Belize 4.89 %
50 India 4.81 %
51 Albania 4.79 %
52 Papua New Guinea 4.78 %
53 Gambia 4.56 %
54 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4.54 %
55 Bulgaria 4.53 %
56 Croatia 4.33 %
57 Lesotho 4.31 %
58 Djibouti 4.31 %
59 Peru 4.12 %
60 Nigeria 4.01 %
61 Hungary 3.79 %
62 Botswana 3.75 %
63 Ecuador 3.73 %
64 Grenada 3.58 %
65 Uzbekistan 3.53 %
66 Malta 3.50 %
67 Kazakhstan 3.36 %
68 Rwanda 3.26 %
69 Philippines 3.13 %
70 Argentina 3.09 %
71 Trinidad and Tobago 3.09 %
72 Spain 3.06 %
73 Bhutan 2.98 %
74 Paraguay 2.94 %
75 Thailand 2.84 %
76 Brunei Darussalam 2.82 %
77 Italy 2.80 %
78 North Macedonia 2.79 %
79 Cambodia 2.71 %
80 Romania 2.65 %
81 Brazil 2.64 %
82 Azerbaijan 2.56 %
83 Panama 2.53 %
84 Colombia 2.47 %
85 Nepal 2.44 %
86 Poland 2.43 %
87 Armenia 2.40 %
88 Honduras 2.38 %
89 Viet Nam 2.32 %
90 Latvia 2.29 %
91 Indonesia 2.15 %
92 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 2.13 %
93 Costa Rica 2.11 %
94 Mexico 2.08 %
95 France 2.08 %
96 Austria 1.99 %
97 Türkiye 1.98 %
98 Slovakia 1.86 %
99 Belgium 1.84 %
100 El Salvador 1.80 %
101 Saudi Arabia 1.80 %
102 Slovenia 1.75 %
103 Malaysia 1.72 %
104 Chile 1.67 %
105 Netherlands 1.61 %
106 Ireland 1.61 %
107 Luxembourg 1.59 %
108 Nicaragua 1.54 %
109 Georgia 1.51 %
110 Macao 1.50 %
111 Czechia 1.46 %
112 Kuwait 1.41 %
113 Iceland 1.40 %
114 Uruguay 1.39 %
115 Finland 1.35 %
116 Guatemala 1.25 %
117 Germany 1.23 %
118 Japan 1.23 %
119 Denmark 1.07 %
120 Hong Kong 1.02 %
121 United Kingdom 0.95 %
122 Dominican Republic 0.83 %
123 Estonia 0.80 %
124 Australia 0.72 %
125 United States 0.72 %
126 Israel 0.71 %
127 Switzerland 0.69 %
128 Lithuania 0.40 %
129 Canada 0.34 %
130 Sweden 0.30 %
131 Norway 0.27 %
132 Korea, Republic of 0.24 %
About This Indicator

The indicator measures the proportion of a deposit taker’s loan portfolio that is impaired or at risk of default. It is calculated as the ratio of non-performing loans (NPLs) to total gross loans, where NPLs are defined as loans that are past due by 90 days or more or are otherwise considered unlikely to be repaid in full without the realization of collateral. Both non-performing loans and total gross loans should be reported at their gross book value, without deducting for loan-loss provisions or collateral. This indicator provides a key measure of asset quality and potential credit risk in the banking system.

Source: World Bank Development Indicators
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