Annual Indicators of Bank Avrasiya
By January 1, the deposit portfolio of JSC Bank Avrasiya was at the level of 29 million 195.7 thousand manats (+ 82.1% YoY).
The bank's assets grew by 28.6% - up to AZN 123.3 million, with the loan portfolio at the level of AZN 79.97 million (+ 36.5%). The liabilities were 72 million 158.4 thousand manats (+ 62.3%).
Shareholders' equity at the end of the year was 51.16 million manat (minus 0.5%), and the share capital was 50 million 2.5 thousand AZN (+ 6.4%).
The bank worked with a net profit of 510.2 thousand manats.
JSC Bank Avrasiya began to work on November 28, 2007. Fuad Aslanov heads the Supervisory Board, while Rufat Kerimov heads the Board. --17D-
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