
Fernando de Querol Cumbrera
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Get in touch with us nowIn June 2024, over 74 percent of the assets owned by Icelandic, Czech, Dutch, Icelandic, and Slovak banks were loans and advances. Meanwhile, Cyprus was the country where its banks had the smallest loan portfolios, in relative terms, as it just constituted roughly 41 percent of their assets. Meanwhile, Greece was the European country with the highest ratio of non-performing loans.
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