Bank Respublika’s Debt to Financial Institutions Increased by 16.1%
The assets of Bank Respublika in 2016 compared to 2015 increased by 18 million 556 thousand manat or 2%, amounting to 912 million 117 thousand manat.
For the specified time the bank’s liabilities increased to 871 million 793 thousand manat (an increase of AZN 33 million 855 thousand or 4%).
Deposits of legal entities in the bank during this period increased by 24.9% or 72 million 214 thousand manat and amounted to 361 million 855 thousand manat and the deposits of physical persons decreased by 77 million 949 thousand manat or 29% to 189 million 961 thousand manat.
The bank’s debt to financial institutions as a whole rose by 43 million 179 thousand manat or 16.1% and reached 311 million 58 thousand manat.
The bank's capital for the reporting period decreased by 15 million 299 thousand manat or 27.5% to 40 million 324 thousand manat.
The bank completed the year 2016 with a loss of 34 million 609 thousand manat. ---71D
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