Debt of AG Bank to Central Bank of Azerbaijan AZN 45 Million
Assets of AG Bank for the third quarter 2016 compared to the beginning of the year increased by 8 million 711 thousand manat (1.7%) and account for 506 million 807 thousand manat.
The bank's liabilities during the reporting period decreased by 1.4% (6 million 221 thousand manat), reaching 439 million 992 thousand manat.
Deposits of AG Bank from the beginning of the year have decreased by 80 million 542 thousand manat (27.6%) amounting to 210 million 859 thousand manat, of which foreign currency amounted to 187 million 552 thousand manat.
Demand deposits of individuals in the bank were equal to 28 million 754 thousand manat and time deposits of individuals were 116 million 946 thousand manat.
Demand deposits of legal entities in AG Bank made up 61 million 336 thousand manat and time deposits of legal entities were 3 million 821 thousand manat.
AG Bank’s debt to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan for the period amounted to 45 million manat, whereas in the beginning of the year the debt amounted to 6 million manat.
The bank's capital for a specified time was 66 million 814 thousand manat (growth in comparison with the beginning of the year was 14 million 931 thousand manat - 28.7%). -----71D
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