Banks will determine non-performing assets in accordance with the introduced changes.
The National Bank has introduced new requirements for determining non-performing loans in banks. The regulator announced an update to the approaches to defining and disclosing information on the level of non-performing loans.
This is stated in a statement by the National Bank.
“Banks will define non-performing assets in accordance with the amendments introduced to the Regulation on the organization of the process of managing problem assets in banks of Ukraine, which entered into force at the beginning of 2025,” the statement says.
According to the document, non-performing assets of the bank, in addition to those with signs of default, will include acquired or created impaired financial assets, as well as restructured assets with an overdue period of more than 30 days.
However, the introduced changes will not affect the volume of non-performing loans in banks.
The NBU also updated the requirements for banks to publish information on their performance indicators, which will lead to transparency of data on the level of non-performing loans.
Recall that National The Bank of Ukraine has set a temporary – six-month – limit for individual card-to-card transfers (also known as P2P or C2C).
