Business, Management and Accounting
2 years ago

Non-performing loans boost profits but don't drive lending growth for Yemeni banks.

Studies in Economics and Business Relations
Non-Performing Loans Effects on Profitability and Lending Behavior of Commercial Banks: Evidence from Yemeni Commercial Banks Sector
Mohammed Zaid, Mohammed Farooque Khan

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The study looked at how bad loans affect the profits and lending habits of banks in Yemen. They used financial data from 6 banks over 8 years and found that having more bad loans can actually increase a bank's profits. However, bad loans don't seem to affect how much banks lend out or their overall financial health.