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Indonesia's banking industry leaders are deeply concerned about non-performing loans (NPLs). A 2017 Banking Survey by consulting and research firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) revealed that 94 percent of bankers believe rising NPLs will be a major challenge this year. This figure is the highest recorded in previous surveys.
Despite this primary concern, a decrease in non-performing loans remains a hope. 69 percent of respondents from local banks and 28 percent from foreign banks expressed a desire for NPL reduction.
This is PwC's seventh banking survey. This survey involved 78 respondents from 58 banks in Indonesia. Respondents held top management positions in their respective banks and collectively represent 87 percent of Indonesia's banking assets.
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