OREANDA-NEWS. August 26, 2010. According to the NBM’s data, as of December 31, 2009, the share of unfavorable credits in the banking system was 16,38%. In comparison with indices of January-July 2009 (11,95 pp) it increased by 5,88 pp over 7 months of 2010.

The share of unfavorable credits in the joint normative capital increased since the beginning of this year by 5,95 pp making up 62,02% (56,07% at the end of December 2009). In comparison with indices of January-July 2009 (41,15%) it increased by 20,87 pp. At the same time, over 7 months of 2010 the unfavorable assets made up 10,07% of the total amount of assets (+1,24 pp by December 2009) and 62,64% of the joint normative capital (+5,81 pp).

In comparison with indices of January-July 2009 (41,98%) in January-July 2010 they increased by 20,66 pp. The share of non-performing and non-interest credits in January-July 2010 made up 17,43% of the total volume of credits (-0,23 pp) and 60,46% of the joint normative capital (+0,19 pp). Credits in currency made up 43,57% of the total amount of given credits (-2,75 pp since the beginning of the year).

The share of credits intended for industry and trade made up 51,31% (-0,29 pp since the beginning of the year), to agriculture and food industry – 16,08% (+0,21 pp), for real estate, construction and development – 12,57% (+0,03 pp), consumer credits – 8,45% (-0,28 pp), for energy ad fuel industry – 3,06% (-0,24 pp).