The assets of JSC NBC Bank by January 1 amounted to 138 million 106 thousand manat (+ 17.8%).
According to official information from the bank, its loan portfolio was at the level of 118 million 435 thousand (+ 24.3%) at the deposits of 58 million 39 thousand manat (+ 10.9%).
The bank's liabilities are equal to 87,090,000 manat (+ 13%). The equity capital as of 1 January was 51 million 15 thousand manat (+ 27%), and about the same (+ 27.4%) increased the authorized capital - up to 46 million 536 thousand manat.
The net profit at the end of activities in 2014 amounted to 1 million 460 thousand manat.
NBC Bank was established in December 1992 and now is part of the group of companies Nurgun Holding. --17D-
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