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Malaysian banks’ has healthy liquidity buffers, lower impaired loans in June

Aggregate liquidity coverage ratio is 160.6%.

Malaysia’s banking system recorded healthy liquidity buffers and a slight decrease in gross impaired loans ratio in June 2025, according to data from the Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).

Aggregate liquidity coverage ratio is at 160.6%, compared to 150.4% in May, the central bank said.

Aggregate loan-to-fund ratio is 83.3%, stable from the previous month’s 83.6%.

Gross impaired loans declined to 1.4%, from 1.5% the previous month; whilst net impaired loans were “stable” at 0.9%.

Loan loss coverage ratio is 130.3% of gross impaired loans, from 129% in May.

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