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Nedbank Q3 loan income up 8.4%
South Africa's fourth-largest lender, Nedbank, posted an 8.4 percent rise in loan income for the first three quarters of the year after writing more loans to companies, the bank said on Monday.
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa's fourth-largest lender, Nedbank, posted an 8.4 percent rise in loan income for the first three quarters of the year after writing more loans to companies, the bank said on Monday.
Its non-interest revenue, or income from transaction activity, insurance and trading, increased at a slower 2.4 percent to 14.5 billion rand.
Nedbank said its credit loss ratio, which measures bad debt costs as a proportion of total loans, improved to 0.77 percent from 1.15 percent a year ago partly as a result of the bank reducing its exposure to unsecured lending.
($1 = 10.9385 South African rand)
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