Regions of CSFR became leaders in the share of overdue credit

Poverty and despair force the Russian population to take loans on a permanent basis. The highest share of overdue loans from the total amount of loans issued was recorded in Ingushetia - 10.1%.  Performance was slightly better in North Ossetia (7.8%), Karachaevo-Cherkessia (6.8%) and Chechnya (6.5%). These republics take places from 82 to 85 in the rating of the agency «RIA Rating». Stavropol region is located on the 80th line (5.7%), Kabardino-Balkaria - on the 77th (5.5%), Dagestan - on the 71st (5.1%). 

In all FCN regions, the share of annual arrears increased. In Stavropol Krai and HRC - by 0.3%, in CBD and Dagestan - by 0.4%, in Chechnya - by 0.5%, in North Ossetia - by 1%, in Ingushetia - by 1.3%. 

The lowest share of overdue loans is in Sevastopol (1.9%), Nenets (2.3%) and Yamalo-Nenets (2.4%) of the autonomous districts.

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