SME Forbearance and Its Implications for Monetary and Financial Stability

Martin Arrowsmith · Matrin Griffiths · Evan Wohlmann · Garry Young · David Gregory

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This article presents the results of an investigation into the extent of loan forbearance in the SME sector and its implications for productivity and financial system resilience. Around 6% of SME borrowers were estimated to be in receipt of some form of loan forbearance in March 2013. This accounted for around 14% of the major five UK banks’ exposure to this sector. SME forbearance appears to account for only a small proportion of the weakness in aggregate UK productivity and also seems unlikely to threaten financial system resilience.

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