The Bank of Greece on Thursday announced that the rate of non-performing loans in the recession-plagued country reached to 43.6 percent in September 2015, up from 39.9 percent at the end of 2014.
Specifically, the percentage of NPLs listed as consumer borrowing rose to 55.4 percent; corporate loans stood at 43.3 percent and mortgages at 39.8 percent.
