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As a matter of fact, the real estate market plays a pivotal role in China's economy, directly affecting the credit risk of financial institutions. As the economy has rapidly developed, the real estate sector has become a cornerstone, significantly contributing to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which plays a core role in evaluating the economy. However, the rapid fluctuations in the market pose serious credit risks to financial institutions, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of how these fluctuations impact borrowers' repayment capacities, collateral values, and financial institutions' lending decisions. On this basis, this research focuses on the intricate relationship between the dynamics of the real estate market and the credit risk faced by financial institutions. According to the analysis, the specific effects of real estate of China on credit risk for financial institutions are evaluated. Overall, these results shed light on guiding further exploration of various dimensions and factors that shape this relationship.
Q Liu (Thu,) studied this question.