Moody's: 2017 outlook for banks in Asia Pacific negative, amid asset quality and profitability challenges
Singapore, December 13, 2016-- Moody's Investors Service says that the outlook for banks in Asia Pacific for 2017 is negative, because of the challenging operating conditions in the region, which will weigh on the banks' asset quality and profitability. "Problem assets will rise from a generally low level, due to previous rapid credit expansion, elevated corporate and household leverage in some economies, the ongoing recognition of credit problems, and challenges in commodities...
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