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Liabilities of Bank Nikoil Decreased by 9.5%
The assets of Bank Nikoil for the third quarter decreased compared to the beginning of the year by 5.76% (32 million 836 thousand manat), amounting to 537 million 114 thousand manat.
At the same time the bank’s obligations decreased, in the reporting period amounting to 496 million 188 thousand manat (-9.5% or -52 million 354 thousand manat).
The bank's capital increased by 19 million 517 thousand manat (91%) amounting to 40 million 925 thousand manat.
In the third quarter the bank's loss amounted to 1 million 997 thousand manat, and for the first 9 months the profit was 3 million 637 thousand manat.
The debt of Bank Nikoil to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan is 48 million 500 thousand manat for the period. -----71D
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