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S&P Warns of Credit, Earnings Risks at Indonesian State Lenders
Source: Bloomberg
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S&P Global Ratings warned that Indonesia's state-owned banks face increasing credit-quality and earnings risks after government-directed lending drove their loan growth to more than twice the industry pace. The accelerated expansion raises the prospect of weaker underwriting standards, higher future impairments and pressure on profitability across the state-bank sector.
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