In January-September, the International Investment Bank (Kyiv) increased a net profit 2.5 times up to UAH 78.364 mln versus the same period of 2016 (UAH 31.4 mln), according to the financial report of the bank, Ukrainian News reports.
IIB ended Q1 with the profit of UAH 26.8 mln, Q2 with the profit of UAH 26.1 mln, Q3 with the profit of UAH 25.5 mln.
The net interest income of the bank for the specified period was UAH 123 mln, net commission – UAH 66 mln.
In 2017, the bank assets increased by 1.3% up to UAH 6.9 bln; the loan portfolio decreased by 11.5% up to UAH 1.9 bln, the liabilities – by 1.4% up to UAH 6.3 bln.
IIB ended 2016 with the profit of UAH 46.2 mln.
It should be noted that President Petro Poroshenko indirectly owns 60% shares of the bank.
The first deputy chairman of Block of Petro Poroshenko Igor Kononenko is another largest shareholder of the bank with a stake of 14.9% shares.
According to NBU, as of July 1, the bank ranked 23rd in terms of amount of assets (UAH 7.3 bln) among 99 operating banks.
The main bank performance indicators:
|
Indicator , mln UAH |
01.01.2017 |
01.10.2017 |
Change,% |
|
Assets |
6,887.1 |
6,978.9 |
1.3 |
|
Loans, disbursed to clients |
2,120.3 |
1,875.8 |
-11.5 |
|
Funds held for customers |
6,359.8 |
6,269.3 |
-1.4 |
|
Total Capital |
209.5 |
286.5 |
36.8 |
