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Khalq Bank"s Loan Portfolio Exceeded 1.0 Billion Manat
The credit portfolio of Khalq Bank at the end of October this year amounted to 1.011 billion manat.
As stated in the bank, the biggest percentage of the loan portfolio continues to be corporate borrowers and businesses, but the share of private clients is constantly increasing and now reaches 12 % of the total portfolio.
An indicator of the success of the Bank is also dynamic growth and other financial results. The Bank's assets at the end of October amounted to 1.3 billion manat and the size of the deposit portfolio stood at 875.0 million manat , of which 736.0 million were deposits from the public.
At the balance sheet date, the Bank's capital exceeded 218.0 million and the registered capital is more than 183.0 million manat. Profit for the year is 11.1 million manat. The main financial indicators of Khalq Bank ranked first among private banks. -15D -
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