The bulk of funding granted by large non-bank financial institutions (NBFI) is concentrated in the field of services, with 52% of the total exposure, with industry and constructions also account for a significant share, while just 6% of granted loans go to individuals, NBR data show.
The stock of funding granted by NBFIs part of the Special Registry (where companies with a loan volume of above 25m lei or equity capitals of above 50m lei are registered) in February totalled a little above 30bn lei (around 7bn euros). The NBR takes into account only exposure to a single debtor worth above 20,000 lei.
NBFI's balance sheet had gradually narrowed down in recent years. The NBR started presenting the data in December 2009, and at that time the funding stock totalled 34.4bn lei (over 8bn euros).
The structure of large NBFIs' portfolios has not changed significantly over the past year. On the individual client segment, exposure has also been stable. Instead, agriculture has boosted its weight, now absorbing 5% of funds from 3% in late 2009.
The bulk of funding granted by large non-bank financial institutions (NBFI) is concentrated in the field of services, with 52% of the total exposure, with industry and constructions also account for a significant share, while just 6% of granted loans go to individuals, NBR data show.
The stock of funding granted by NBFIs part of the Special Registry (where companies with a loan volume of above 25m lei or equity capitals of above 50m lei are registered) in February totalled a little above 30bn lei (around 7bn euros). The NBR takes into account only exposure to a single debtor worth above 20,000 lei.
NBFI's balance sheet had gradually narrowed down in recent years. The NBR started presenting the data in December 2009, and at that time the funding stock totalled 34.4bn lei (over 8bn euros).
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