Assets of KAZKOMMERTSBANK OJSC are over $1bn
25.07.01 00:00
/IRBIS, July 25, 01/ - According to the information presented to IRBIS by
public relations department of KAZKOMMERTSBANK OJSC, the results of
KAZKOMMERTSBANK OJSC activity in first six months of this year is the
growth of all bank indicators which exceeded over $1bn.
Last 12 months KKB succeeded to increase volume of liabilities and assets
more than twice. As of authority opinion the perfect credit history and its
reputation before foreign and domestic finance markets influenced it.
Liabilities of KKB (raised means from other banks and clients) achieved on
July 01, 2001 $964.8m (hereinafter all values are in dollar). 2.3 times growth
of liabilities relative to similar period of last year was due to growth of
clients' deposits which increased by 2.5 times. Bank considers it as the
evidence of increased credo including on behalf of residents. Portion of
deposits in structure of liabilities is inclining up more active unlike the
portion of from banks and finance institutes.
Assets of KKB increased by 2.2 times and totaled $1.081bn (as of July 01,
2000 - $505.372m). Assets growth occurred despite of KAZKOMMERTS
INTERNATIONAL B.V. filial eurobonds repayment (issued under full bank
guarantee) at $100m in May of this year.
KKB thinks that the above shown dynamic of indicators is the highest in
Kazakhstani bank system. Total assets of 44 Kazakhstani banks increased
by 60% at $4.4bn. Almost the quarter of volume is the portion for KKB which
becomes the largest financial institute of Kazakhstan and Central Asia. And
according to size of assets is able to enter membership of 15 largest banks
of CIS.
Managing bank director Eldar Abdrazakov comments - "The increased
currency balance up to $1bn enables Kazakhstani bank system to overcome
psychological barrier resulted by crisis of 1998".
According to specialists of KKB the volume of assets increased due to
enlargement of bank's loan portfolio. The volume of granted credits as of
July 01, 2001 data achieved $756 m relative to $369.0 m of last year similar
period.
Net profit of KKB for first six months totaled $16.3 m (for first six months of
2000 - $14.9 m). The percentage revenue growth (from securities purchase
and loans granted for clients) mostly influenced the increase of profit.
It is marked in press-release that KKB is still the largest due to size of
private capital - 17.1% of total banks capital. On July 01, 2001 the private
capital increased by 22.8% at $115.9m relative to last year's similar period.