Bank Silk Way Completed 2016 with Profit Exceeding AZN 1 Million
The assets of Bank Silk Way in 2016 compared to 2015 increased by 42 million 39 thousand manat, or 11.6%, amounting to 403 million 992 thousand manat.
The bank's liabilities for the specified time increased by 29 million 22 thousand manat or 11.2%, reaching 287 million 531 thousand manat.
The volume of bank deposits of Silk Way during this period amounted to 170 million 44 thousand manat (an increase of 20 million 804 thousand manat or 13.9%).
Call deposits of individuals are 35 million 636 thousand manat and those of legal entities are 7 million 501 thousand manat.
Timed deposits of individuals are 120 million 381 thousand manat and those of legal entities are 6 million 525 thousand manat.
The debt of Bank Silk Way to the Central Bank is equal to 22 million 500 thousand manat.
The bank's capital for the reporting period increased by 12.58% or 13 million 17 thousand manat, reaching 116 million 461 thousand manat.
The bank ended the year with a profit of 1 million 558 thousand manat. 71D
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