Azerbaijan's credit unions reduce assets by 4%.

As of the end of March 2024, Azerbaijan's credit unions had assets worth 12.6 million manats. This is stated in the review of the credit union published by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan. According to the document, this is down by 3.1% from the end of December 2023. Herewith, the assets of credit unions decreased by 3.8% over the past year. Financial indices of credit unions are disclosed quarterly.

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