AtaBank lost more than a tenth of the population"s deposits in six months
Assets of JSC AtaBank by July 1 of this year amounted to 397.688 million manat (+ 6.1% at the beginning of the year).
According to the financial structure of the loan portfolio reached AZN 255.371 million (+ 11.3%), and total liabilities - 340.71 million manat (4.3%).
Deposit portfolio in the first half was at 257.885 million manat (minus 6%) - it is noteworthy that the population began to take deposits - in six months recorded minus 10.5% - up to 171.33 million manat.
The bank's equity as of 1 July was at 56,977,550 manat (+ 18.4%), while the authorized capital has not changed since January - 37,500,700 manat.
AtaBank established in 1994 and is part of the investment AtaHolding. --17D-
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