Uralfinprombank’s loans to for-profit organizations plunge 27.06%

Ural Airlines’ experts came up with a report on the results of the air carrier’s activity in the first eight months of the year. The company’s press officer reports their passenger turnover rose by 21% compared to January-August 2007 and reached 1.02 million people. The carrier flew 197,600 passengers in August 2008 alone, which was 14% better than a year earlier and set the year’s record so far. The increase was the greatest among international travelers. The passenger turnover at international flights grew by 59% against January-August 2007, that at domestic flights dropped by 1%, and that

According to the spokesperson for Ural Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the bank started offering the small and medium-scale businesses the new overdraft schemes on December 18, 2006. ‘An overdraft is providing loans via a client’s bank account within a certain limit even though there is currently no money in this account. On December 18, the overdraft became available to the local businesses, and the service will be extended to all the offices and subsidiaries of the bank that offer loans to small and medium businesses,’ says the spokesperson. ‘The bank offers three types of

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

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

The Bank of Russia evaluated the data available on the volume of mortgage loans provided by the banks in different parts of the country in the first quarter of the year. According to these data, Russian banks have provided their customers with 61,940,034,000 RUR worth of mortgage loans by April 1, 2007. SKB-Bank’s Mortgage Lending Director Anna Samuilova says this success has been brought about by a long-term history of processing mortgages and clear and smooth loan-issuing procedures. As regards Sverdlovsk Region, for instance, the first mortgage was offered by a local bank as far back as