Bank VTB-Azerbaijan Completed 2016 with Loss of 2.624 Million Manat
The assets of Bank VTB (Azerbaijan) in 2016 decreased by 30 million 196 thousand manat or 6.5% compared to 2015 and amounted to 435 million 563 thousand manat.
The bank's liabilities during the reporting period decreased by 11.8% or 53 million 558 thousand manat, reaching 399 million 431 thousand manat.
The volume of bank deposits is AZN 43 million 129 thousand and the debt to the Central Bank is 30 million manat.
Capital Bank VTB (Azerbaijan) for the specified time increased from 12 million 770 thousand to 36 million 131 thousand manat.
The bank completed 2016 with a loss of 2 million 624 thousand manat.
The bank's authorized capital is 50 million 815 thousand manat. 51% of the shares belong to the Russian side - Bank VTB, 48.99% - to the Azerbaijani side - Ata Holding and 0.01% - to an individual Ashraf Kamilov. ---71D
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