South Korea’s five largest banks saw household loans fall by 450 billion won in December as year-end lending curbs triggered a sharp slowdown, with both corporate and SME loans also declining and significant deposit outflows observed.
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South Korea’s Five Major Banks See Household Loans Drop by 450 Billion Won in December as Year-End Lending Curbs Take Effect
South Korea’s five largest banks saw household loans fall by 450 billion won in December as year-end lending curbs triggered a sharp slowdown, with both corporate and SME loans also declining and significant deposit outflows observed.
Household Loans at South Korea’s Top 5 Banks Rise by 1.5 Trillion Won in November—Year-End ‘Shutdown’ Fears Amid Lending Caps
South Korea’s five largest banks saw household loans rise by 1.5 trillion won in November, but growth slowed amid tighter lending regulations and concerns over year-end lending shutdowns.
South Korea’s top five banks saw household loans jump by 2.5 trillion won in October, with the market closely watching the sustained impact of the government’s October 15 real estate tightening measures amid shifting mortgage and deposit trends.
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Household Loans at South Korea’s Top 5 Banks Rise by 3.9 Trillion Won in August—Further Lending Curbs Under Watch
South Korea’s top five banks saw household loans rise by 3.9 trillion won in August, with mortgage growth slowing after new lending curbs, while authorities consider further regulatory measures.
Impact of Stringent Lending Curbs—Household Loans at South Korea’s Top 5 Banks Hit Four-Month Low
South Korea’s top five banks saw household loan growth slow sharply in July, hitting a four-month low, as new government lending curbs took effect and mortgage loan increases decelerated significantly.
South Korea’s top five banks saw their average deposit-loan interest rate spread widen to 1.418 percentage points in June, reversing a two-month narrowing trend as deposit rates fell faster than loan rates, with Shinhan Bank posting the largest spread and Woori Bank the smallest.
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Interest Rate Spread at South Korea's Top 5 Banks Widens Again After Two Months—1.4%p
South Korea’s top five banks saw their average deposit-loan interest rate spread widen to 1.418 percentage points in June, reversing a two-month narrowing trend as deposit rates fell faster than loan rates, with Shinhan Bank posting the largest spread and Woori Bank the smallest.
South Korea’s five largest banks saw household loans surge by 6.7 trillion won in June, led by a 5.7 trillion won jump in mortgages as borrowers rushed to secure loans ahead of new regulatory caps, while corporate lending declined amid tighter credit screening and economic slowdown concerns.
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Five Major Banks See Household Loans Surge by 6.7 Trillion Won in June—Mortgage Lending Jumps 5.7 Trillion Won Amid Last-Minute Borrowing Rush
South Korea’s five largest banks saw household loans surge by 6.7 trillion won in June, led by a 5.7 trillion won jump in mortgages as borrowers rushed to secure loans ahead of new regulatory caps, while corporate lending declined amid tighter credit screening and economic slowdown concerns.
Five Major Banks’ Non-Performing Corporate Loans Near 4 Trillion Won as ‘Underwater Loans’ Surge, Lending Standards Tighten
Non-performing loans at South Korea’s five largest banks surged 43% to nearly 4 trillion won as corporate defaults rise, prompting tighter lending standards.
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