On this page you can see brief analysis of bank's financial and solvency ratios and their dynamics. Data is presented as disclosed by bank itself. This page is currently under construction.
Report date | 1 June 2010 | 1 July 2010 | 1 August 2010 | 1 September 2010 | 1 October 2010 | 1 November 2010 | Change |
Net assets | 10 323 470 | 11 011 232 | 12 770 835 | 12 776 377 | 11 903 432 | 12 659 545 | 2 336 075 |
Increase | - | +6,7% | +16,0% | +0,0% | -6,8% | +6,4% | +22,6% |
For the period under examination bank demonstrated net assets growth for22,6%, but at some report dates net assets contracted.
Report date | 1 June 2010 | 1 July 2010 | 1 August 2010 | 1 September 2010 | 1 October 2010 | 1 November 2010 | Change |
N1 no less than 8% |
0,00% | 10,73% | 10,36% | 10,65% | 12,21% | 11,53% | 11,53% |
N2 no less than 15% |
0,00% | 32,71% | 34,23% | 33,40% | 38,27% | 34,30% | 34,30% |
N3 no less than 50% |
0,00% | 81,07% | 101,75% | 109,41% | 133,35% | 136,41% | 136,41% |
N4 no greater than 120% |
0,00% | 21,39% | 48,55% | 67,53% | 26,26% | 20,81% | 20,81% |
For the period under examination capital adequacy ratio (N1) grew by11,53%, capital adequacy ratio (under Russian Accounting Standards) is currently on acceptable level. For the period under examination quick liquidity ratio (N2) grew by34,30%, highly liquid assets level is more than required to satisfy on demand liabilities. For the period under examination current liquidity ratio (N3) grew by136,41%, liquid assets level is much more than required to satisfy current liabilities. For the period under examination long-term liquidity ratio (N4) grew by20,81%, long-term assets level is significantly less than allowed.
We do not have information on bank's violations of Central Bank's mandatory ratios during the last 6 months.