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Bank Silk Way Completes First Three Quarters of 2016 with Profit of AZN 5,669,000
The assets of Bank Silk Way for the third quarter of 2016 grew by 8.7% (31 million 508.85 thousand manat), compared to the beginning of the year, and amounted to AZN 393 million 507.78 thousand.
The share of foreign currency assets amounted to 223 million 659.19 thousand manat.
The bank's liabilities grew by 23.36% (60 million 402.4 thousand manat) during the reported period, reaching 280 million 461.85 thousand manat (220 million 059.45 thousand manat in foreign currency).
For the first nine months of this year the Bank Silk Way capital grew by 9 million 601.940 thousand manat (9.2%), amounting to 113 million 045.94 thousand manat.
The bank concluded the period with a profit of 5 million 669 thousand manat. ---71D
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