Banks’ offshore lending jumps 52% as Middle East strain surfaces in Stage 2 loans
Sri Lanka’s banks expanded lending to the overseas borrowers by more than half in the year to June, channelling over a third of their foreign currency loans offshore, even as signs of stress linked to the Middle East conflict began to surface in their loan books, as per the…
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