The assets of JSC Deka Bank by 1 January amounted to 394 million 89 thousand manats (an increase of 4.3 times per year). The main achievements are associated with a fivefold increase in the total loan portfolio - up to 386.68 million manat.
The bank's liabilities increased almost 10 times - up to 336 million 942 thousand manats, with increasing (+ 529.6%) funds on deposit accounts - up to 8.7 million manat. In this portfolio the largest share of deposits belonged to the population - AZN 8.1 million (+ 72.3%).
The ownership capital of the bank by the end of the reported period was at the level of 57 million 146.74 thousand manats (+ 6%) at the still unchanged authorized capital of 52 million 767 thousand manats.
The past year was loss-making for the bank (minus 1 million 84.24 thousand manats).
JSC Deka Bank was founded in 1989. The bank's shareholders are individuals. The Head of the Supervisory Board is Suraya Agayeva and the Chairman of the Board is Niyazi Valiyev. --17D
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