S&P: Gulf Banks More Resilient
Standard & Poor’s Global has affirmed that the banking sector in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries remains resilient and strong, supported by a solid capital base and high liquidity, along with ongoing government and regulatory backing. Banks have maintained their stability despite geopolitical and economic challenges, with the Tier 1 capital ratio projected to reach 17% by March 2026. Non-performing loans have decreased to 2.4% and are covered at a rate of 155.8%. They expect banks to continue their capacity to withstand pressures and meet capital requirements even in high-stress scenarios, backed by robust liquidity and financial reserves.
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