Cyprus credit servicers held €19.28bn in loans at end-June 2026
Credit servicers and credit acquiring companies in Cyprus reported a €19.276 billion loan portfolio, with non-performing loans accounting for 94.6 per cent.
Nicosia, Cyprus. Credit servicers and credit acquiring companies held loan portfolios with a total contractual balance of €19.276 billion at the end of June 2026, according to Central Bank of Cyprus data. The sector’s non-performing loan ratio stood at 94.6 per cent.
Portfolio composition
The Central Bank of Cyprus said its aggregate data covered the Credit Servicers and Credit Acquiring Companies sector, with June 30, 2026 as the latest reference date.
Of the total loan portfolio, €9.345 billion related to households and €9.205 billion concerned non-financial corporations. Other financial corporations accounted for a further €726 million.
Non-performing loans
The sector’s non-performing loan ratio remained broadly unchanged from March 2026, standing at 94.6 per cent at the end of June.
The figure reflects the concentration of distressed lending in portfolios managed by credit servicers and credit acquiring companies.
Book value and borrowers
The net book value of the sector’s loan portfolios was €2.671 billion at the end of June.
The difference between the contractual balance and net book value reflects, among other factors, adjustments related to the valuation and accounting treatment of loan portfolios.
The total number of borrowers in the sector stood at 62,771 at the end of June.
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