Volume of loans given by UralFinPromBank to private individuals for 31 to 90 days goes down 40.12% in January-March 2008

The outstanding amount of loans given to private clients by Ural Bank of Sberbank of Russia has gone up by over 12.8bn RUR over the ten months of 2006 and amounted to more than 50bn RUR. The bank has given over 250,000 loans worth 30.6bn RUR to private clients since the beginning of the year. Ural Bank of Sberbank of Russia has also retained its leading position on the housing loan market. The increasing demand for mortgage loans is followed by the increasing amount of loans the bank gives and the increasing number of its clients. Thus, the bank provided 2,200 housing loans worth over 1bn RUR

URSA Bank’s balance sheet profit came to .3 billion RUR in the first quarter of 2009, while the company’s own funds were estimated at 26.6 billion RUR on April 1, 2009, which was .3% less than on January 1, 2009. The bank’s capital adequacy came to 16.8%, which is 1.6 times more than what is required by the Central Bank of Russia. In addition, URSA Bank’s net assets reached 207.8 billion RUR in January-March 2009, thus going down by 2.6% since the beginning of the year. Their liquid assets amounted to 40.6 billion RUR. The bank had managed to attract 57.9 billion RUR worth of customer

Koltso Urala Commercial Bank’s Retail Department’s analysts report private individuals have been opening more deposits since the summer started, so the bank’s private individuals’ deposits volume is increasing by at least 15 million RUR daily these days. Remarkably, the growth figures only reached 1 to 2 million RUR as recently as January. The bank’s Retail Director Denis Belogurov says the deposit volume growth has been witnessed by the entire banking system. Various banks’ representatives explain that people no longer need a special reason for opening a bank deposit; they normally go on

The number of Ural Treasures Bank’s legal entities’ current and clearing accounts went up by 5.7% in January-March 2008, while the amount of money in the businesses’ accounts and private individuals’ accounts reached 1.555 billion RUR and 5.072 billion RUR, respectively, on April 1, 2008. ‘The bank was able to make these impressive achievements due to carefully planned product, price, and promotion strategies. In addition, we come up with some special offers for our customers on a regular basis,’ Ural Treasures Bank’s press officer said to UrBC. For one, the bank used to have the so-called

The net assets of URSA Bank reached 155.3 billion RUR in the first half of 2009. The bank’s own funds were estimated at 24.1 billion RUR, with the capital adequacy reaching 17.3%. This figure is actually 1.7 times greater than the limits set by the Central Bank of Russia’s requirements. URSA Bank’s lending portfolio amounted to 114.6 billion RUR on July 1, 2009. The structure of the portfolio is well-balanced, as the volumes of loans to private customers and to business customers come to 54.3 billion RUR and 60.3 billion RUR, respectively. According to the data provided by the bank, the