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ARTICLE · 13 SEPTEMBER 2016

Serbia Gets A Grip On Non Performing Loans

The latest amendments to the above outlined by-laws represent a signal that the market of non-performing loans may be developing, although the results still remain to be seen and tested in practice.

SerbiaFinance and Banking
Darko Jovanović
Darko Jovanović

On 11 July 2016, The National Bank of Serbia adopted amendments to three by-laws of the Law on Banks (Risk Management Decision, Decision on the Classification of Bank Balance Sheet Assets and Off-balance Sheet Items and the Decision on Reporting Requirements for Banks), and in doing so, took a significant step towards effectuating the implementation of the strategies on resolving non-performing loans and the action plan rendered by the Government of the Republic of Serbia and the National Bank of Serbia in cooperation with the IMF, World Bank and EBRD – adopted at the end of last year. Furthermore, the amendments are also intended to improve the regulatory framework for the treatment of restructured receivables, in order to provide sustainable incentives in practice and to prevent unsustainable refinancing, as well as in the area of banks' obligations on reporting the structure of restructured receivables and reporting on banks' non-performing loans. These amendments

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