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The Share of Non-Interest Income of Bank Standard Shrinking
The revenues of Bank Standard in the first three quarters of this year amounted to 59.97 million manat. Of these, 16% were non-interest income, which in turn decreased compared to the same period last year by 13.2%. The share of non-interest income in total income for the year decreased by 6.6 percentage points, and as compared with January-September 2010 - by 10.4 percentage points. With the end of the third quarter of 2011 the bank hides data about its costs and the level of its total capital.
The assets increased in January-September 2012, up 11.3% to 767.16 million manat. The lending to individuals and businesses increased to 493.27 million manat.
The deposit portfolio amounted to 502.83 million manat. Of these, 399.01 million manat fell to urgent client investments.
The balance capital decreased 7.6 million or 10.9 percent to 62.33 million manat. The paid authorized capital remained at the level of AZN 75 million. - 15B -
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