Conflict, border closures and rate hikes cause pain for Jordanian banks
Moody's Investors Service says that although credit risks remain high for banks in Jordan, their sound capital and liquidity provide a buffer to downside risks, while profitability will remain stable in 2017, despite higher provisioning expenses, owing to improving margins. Moody's report, entitled Banks Jordan: Solid Capital Buffers, Regulatory Reforms…
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