By Yaroslav Radlovsky ©
Aggregate assets of the Kazakhstan’s banks as of April 1 made up $84.6 billion, the National Bank’s Committee for Financial Supervision reports. Banks’ loan portfolio as of April 1 stood at $62.5 billion (growth of 0.5% in March). Foreign currency-denominated loans made up 49%. Total deposits grew 3.9% in March, making up $49.5 billion, with 67.8% being deposits of legal entities. The share of foreign currency-denominated deposits stood at 33.8%.
Aggregate assets of the Kazakhstan’s banks as of April 1 made up $84.6 billion, the National Bank’s Committee for Financial Supervision reports.
Banks’ loan portfolio as of April 1 stood at $62.5 billion (growth of 0.5% in March). Foreign currency-denominated loans made up 49%.
Total deposits grew 3.9% in March, making up $49.5 billion, with 67.8% being deposits of legal entities. The share of foreign currency-denominated deposits stood at 33.8%.