Turkey eases rules on $8.1bn of bad loans
Turkey's banking watchdog backed down on a directive issued in September instructing banks to classify $8.1bn of loans as non-performing, Bloomberg reported. Banks will no longer need to book loans of solvent firms as bad debt, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter. The Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency…
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