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Bosnia and Herzegovina - Non-Performing Loans 2005

Name: Bosnia and Herzegovina Non-Performing Loans 2005
Creator: World Bank
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Bank nonperforming loans as % of total gross loans · World Bank

5.28% −0.80pp from 2004 Global rank: 19th

Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans was 5.28% in 2005, decreased +0.80pp from 6.07% in 2004. This was the 19th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2005▾

Non-Performing Loans by Country - 2005
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Ireland	0.48%	-
2nd	Canada	0.50%	-
3rd	Australia	0.56%	-
4th	Chile	0.91%	-24.7%
5th	United Kingdom	0.99%	-
6th	Georgia	1.19%	-39.4%
7th	Switzerland	1.23%	-
8th	Uganda	1.51%	-
9th	Mexico	1.82%	-
10th	Armenia	1.97%	-
11th	Colombia	2.75%	-
12th	Panama	2.88%	-
13th	Brazil	3.53%	-
14th	Fiji	3.69%	-12.8%
15th	Türkiye	4.32%	-
16th	India	4.40%	-
17th	Slovak Republic	5.03%	-
18th	Argentina	5.18%	-
19th	Bosnia and Herzegovina	5.28%	-13.1%
20th	Ecuador	5.43%	-24.4%
21st	Indonesia	6.25%	-
22nd	Paraguay	6.33%	-
23rd	Italy	7.00%	-
24th	Madagascar	7.61%	-
25th	Malta	8.21%	-
26th	Malaysia	9.39%	-
27th	Gambia, The	12.57%	-
28th	North Macedonia	14.89%	-
29th	Ukraine	57.99%	-

FAQ

What was Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans in 2005?▾

Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans in 2005 was 5.28%. This ranked 19th globally.

How did Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans change in 2005?▾

Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans decreased by 13.1% in 2005 compared to 2004.

Which country had the highest non-performing loans in 2005?▾

Ukraine had the highest non-performing loans in 2005 at 57.99%.

What is the non-performing loans of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005?▾

The non-performing loans of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005 was 5.28%. This ranked 19th globally.

How does 2005 compare to 2004 for Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans?▾

Bosnia and Herzegovina's non-performing loans went from 6.07% in 2004 to 5.28% in 2005, a 13.1% decrease.

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