PARIS (Reuters) – French lender Societe Generale said on Thursday it would have additional costs as a result of the war in Ukraine because more customers would be unable to repay their loans. France’s third-biggest listed bank said it is setting aside higher provisions for soured loans because of the conflict. SocGen said it now expected its cost of risk, reflecting bad loan provisions, to reach 30 to 35 basis points, or 1.7 to 1.9 billion euros ($2.02 billion), in 2022, instead of below 30 basis points as originally expected. The group recently announced that it would quit Russia and is now s…