Authorized Capital of FINCA Increases by Almost a Third
Total assets of non-bank credit organizations (FINCA) increased in January-June 2013 to 44 million or 11% reaching 445.49 million manat. The growth of this index for the 12 months totaled 80.72 million or 22.1%. The share of organizations financed by international humanitarian organizations, had 83.1% of the total value or 370.02 million manat.
According to the Central Bank, the authorized capital of operating on 1 July 2013 139 non-bank credit institutions reached 67.99 million manat, increasing for the first six months of 11.3%, and for the last year - by 31.8%.
Number of branches operating in the country since the beginning of FINCA has increased by 16 to 130. Most of all branches (32) are located in Aran economic region.
Compared with the end of 2012 the number of organizations funded by international humanitarian organizations has increased by 2 reached 30. They accounted for 90.7 percent of the available filialov.-15D--
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