Fitch Ratings sees Thai and Malaysian household debt risks compounded by weaker outlook and expressed concern over the high household leverage.
It said on Wednesday the asset quality outlook is underpinned by the macroeconomic environments in the two countries, which are challenged by headwinds from China as the economy there slows and weighs on growth prospects across Asia.
In its Asia-Pacific Banks Chart of the Month reports on Thailand and Malaysia, it said larger commercial banks (as opposed to state policy banks or non-bank institutions) in both jurisdictions appear better-placed to weather any asset quality stress.
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It said on Wednesday the asset quality outlook is underpinned by the macroeconomic environments in the two countries, which are challenged by headwinds from China as the economy there slows and weighs on growth prospects across Asia.
In its Asia-Pacific Banks Chart of the Month reports on Thailand and Malaysia, it said larger commercial banks (as opposed to state policy banks or non-bank institutions) in both jurisdictions appear better-placed to weather any asset quality stress.
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