Hong Kong banks face credit risks from property downturn, Moody's says


BEIJING: The protracted property downturn in Hong Kong and mainland China could weaken credit strength of banks in Hong Kong, a Moody's report said on Tuesday.

With over half of their total loan portfolios tied to real estate, Hong Kong banks are heavily exposed to the property sector through lending for property development, investment, and residential mortgages, the report said.

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