Liabilities of Amrah Bank Increased by 38.5%
The assets of Amrah Bank in the third quarter of 2016 compared to the same period last year increased by 33% (65 million 183.203 thousand manat), amounting to 262 million 149.632 thousand manat.
During the reporting period the bank's liabilities increased 38.5% or 57 million 142.772 thousand manat to 205,526,993 manat.
The capital of Amrah Bank for the period increased to 56 million 622.638 thousand manat (growth - 16.5% or 8,040,431 manat).
In the third quarter loss of the bank amounted to 3,868,930 manat. ----71D
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