Assets of Turan Bank Rose by a Third
The assets of JSC Turan Bank at the end of last year amounted to 320.1 million manat (+ 31% as of 1 January 2014).
The bank's loan portfolio by the end of the last cycle was equal to 220.6 million manat (+ 24%) at the level of the deposit portfolio of 143.9 million manat (+ 33%) and the contributions of the population of 72.2 million manat (+17.7%).
The equity capital is 55.1 million manat (+ 14%) and the share capital is 47 million manat (+ 7%).
The net profit of the financial structure is 5 million 601 thousand manat.
JSC Turan Bank began operations in June 1992. Its shareholders are 6 legal entities (29.11%) and 22 individuals (70.89%). --17D-
Economics
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