Owner Of Hungary’s K&H Bank Prepares For Losses
- 9 Jul 2014 9:00 AM
Belgian financial group KBC, owner of Hungary’s K&H Bank, announced on Tuesday that it is setting aside €162 million in provisions for likely losses due to the foreign-currency loan bill passed on Friday.
A further €70 million might have to be provisioned, depending on legislation to be approved in the autumn regulating repayments to clients on unilaterally modified loan contracts, KBC added.
The bill has already prompted profit warnings from Erste and OTP banks.
Source: Hungary Around the Clock
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