Pasha Bank increased in 2012 by more than 30%
Assets of "Pasha Bank" increased in January-December 2012 by 171.71 million or 30.1%, reaching 742.14 million manat. The volume of issued and corporations loans increased by 35.46 million or 14.5% to 280.89 million manat.
Deposit portfolio for the period increased by 85.74 million or 23.1% to 456.78 million manat, including term client investments increased by 27.62 million or 16.6% to 193.49 million manats.
Aggregate capital increased by 35.1 million or 24.5% reaching 178.08 million manat, and paid charter capital - by 33.53 million or 27.1% to 157 million manat.
Income and expenses of the bank were respectively 58.7 million and 46.98 million manat. Net income amounted to 11.72 million manat.
The total number of issued bank active cards increased during 2012 to 3972 units or 3.2 times up to 5777 pieces. During the reporting period, the bank has mounted an additional six ATMs. Thus, the total number of the equipment has reached 15 units. - 15B -
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- 1 February 2013 13:39
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