Aggregate capital of Muganbank exceeded 38 million manat
Assets of Muganbank reached 277,527.77 thousand manats. Compared to October of this year, this was 3.15% more. Overall capital totaled AZN 38,241.53 thsd.
As reported in the bank, deposits of the population reached AZN 80,101.57 thsd. Compared with the figure for October, the credit portfolio increased by 3.37% to 211,562.63 thousand manats.
Revenues for the relevant period after tax increased. Thus, interest income amounted to AZN 24,850.96 thsd, and non-interest income also reached AZN 11,485.23 thsd.
Liquidity ratio of Muganbank for the relevant period was 55.30%. -15D-
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