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转让500亿不良资产渤海银行加速“减负”
Zhong Guo Jing Ying Bao·2025-10-17 19:17

Core Viewpoint - Commercial banks are accelerating the disposal of non-performing assets (NPAs) amid economic downturn pressures and ongoing real estate risks, with Bohai Bank planning to transfer nearly 500 billion yuan in principal debt assets through public listing [1][2]. Asset Structure Optimization - Bohai Bank's recent announcement indicates plans to transfer 174 debt claims totaling 499.37 billion yuan in principal, with additional interest and penalties bringing the total to nearly 700 billion yuan [2]. - The minimum total price for the assets is set at approximately 488.83 billion yuan, which is about 70% of the total debt claims [2]. - The majority of the debt claims involve loan debts, with 318.78 billion yuan in principal, and a significant portion of the claims being over 3 to 5 years old or older [2]. - The bank aims to improve asset quality, optimize asset structure, and enhance capital adequacy and profitability through this asset sale [2]. Historical Context of NPA Disposal - This is not the first instance of Bohai Bank's large-scale NPA disposal; in July 2024, the bank announced the transfer of 53 debt claims totaling 256.05 billion yuan, which were sold for 207.24 billion yuan [3]. - In March 2024, the bank also transferred assets worth 56.67 billion yuan, with a final sale price of 39.67 billion yuan [3]. - The increase in NPA transfers is attributed to rising corporate default rates due to economic pressures and stricter regulatory requirements for NPA disposal [3][4]. Trends in NPA Disposal - The trend of increasing NPA transfers is observed across various commercial banks, with factors such as expanded trial institutions for personal loan transfers and improved asset disposal strategies contributing to this trend [7][8]. - The average discount rate for NPA transfers is declining, with some assets experiencing auction failures due to market conditions [8][9]. - The market is seeing a diversification of participants in NPA transfers, including non-bank financial institutions and local asset management companies [8][9]. Recommendations for Future Actions - Commercial banks are encouraged to refine asset classification and explore diversified disposal channels while enhancing pre-loan risk control and post-loan collaboration [10]. - The application of technologies such as AI and blockchain in due diligence and collection processes is recommended to improve asset transparency and disposal efficiency [10].