Banks Warn as Crackdown on Loans Triggers Fears of Toxic Debt Surge
[Addis Fortune - Ethiopia] - 20/04/2025
Key Takeaways The National Bank of Ethiopia has introduced a new loan classification system, imposing stringent grading requirements on banks. Banks feel the directive’s timeline is unrealistic, given challenges such as weak borrower cash flows and a stagnant property market. The directive could (…)
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