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Kosovo Banks' End-Aug Loan Portfolio Rises 39.8% Y/Y to 1.1 Bln Euro - Table

Oct 29, 2008, 1:39:08 PMArticle by Plamena Stoyanova
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The loan portfolio of commercial banks in Kosovo reached 1.1 billion euro ($1.49 billion) at the end of August, up by 39.8% from a year earlier, Kosovo’s Central Bank said on Wednesday.

Kosovo Banks' End-Aug Loan Portfolio Rises 39.8% Y/Y to 1.1 Bln Euro - Table

At the end of 2007, the banks' total loan portfolio was 892.1 million euro, up by 40% from end-2006.

Deposits in Kosovo banks totalled 1.37 billion euro at the end of August, up by 27.8% from a year earlier, the bank said in its monthly report.

Details follow (in millions of euro):

end-August'08 end-August'07 end-2007
total loans 1,124.2 803.9 892.1
-to households 256.0 181.9 200.63
-non financial corporations 622.0 868.2 690.6
total deposits 1,372.3 1,073.6 1,142.3
-of households 828.6 632.8 675.1
-of non financial corporations 454.9 365.6 401.5
total income 126.3 93.3 157.2
-interest income 99.2 73.4 117.7
net profit 25.4 23.8 33.82
total assets 1,718.9 1,335.9 1,433.715

Nine commercial banks operate in Kosovo with ProCredit Bank Kosovo and Raiffeisen Bank holding the biggest market shares in term of assets.

Kosovo, where 90% of the population is ethnic Albanian, declared its secession from Serbia in February after almost nine years under the administration of the United Nations. Fifty countries have so far recognised Kosovo’s independence. Serbia, backed by its historical ally Russia, says it would never recognise Kosovo as an independent state.

($=0.7838 euro)

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