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Savings banks sustain profit after PF cleanup; expanding loans for lower-credit borrowers remains task
South Korea\'s savings banks posted 333.8 billion won in net profit in the first quarter, extending a return to the black helped by lower provisions and cleanup of problem property project financing. Some operating indicators improved and capital ratios stayed solid, but delinquency and non-performing loan ratios rose. Lending to mid- and lower-credit borrowers shrank by more than 1 trillion won from a year earlier, raising concerns about weakening support for households and small businesses.
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Toss Bank Q1 net profit 29.6 billion won, up 58.3 percent
Toss Bank said on Thursday its first-quarter net profit rose 58.3 percent from a year earlier to 29.6 billion won. Total customers reached 14.87 million, up 19.3 percent, and surpassed 15 million by end-April. Loans outstanding rose to 1.55 trillion won, while deposits totalled 2.90 trillion won. Delinquency and NPL ratios fell, and the BIS capital ratio rose to 16.62 percent.
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KB Financial Q1 net profit 1.8924 trillion won, up 11.5 percent on year
KB Financial Group said first-quarter net profit rose 11.5 percent from a year earlier to 1.8924 trillion won, helped by higher fee income at its bank, securities and asset management units despite increased market volatility. Non-bank units raised their contribution to fee income and net profit. Key capital and soundness metrics stayed stable, with a CET1 ratio of 13.63 percent and a BIS ratio of 15.75 percent as of end-March.
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Shinhan Financial Q1 net profit 1.62 trillion won, up 9 percent on year
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Toss Bank posts 96.8 billion won 2025 net profit, doubling from a year earlier
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Won-dollar exchange rate eyes 1,500 as banks step up capital adequacy checks
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KB Financial posts 5.84 trillion won net profit for 2025, up 15.1 percent