Hamkor bank became the leader among the banks without state share in terms of the volume of loans for the period of January through September 2021 in Uzbekistan, TurkicWorld reports via the Central Bank of Uzbekistan.
The loans of Hamkor bank amounted to 8.6 billion soums ($809,600), having increased by 23 percent over the year. For comparison, in January through September 2020 the loans of this bank amounted to 7 billion soums ($657,300).
The rating of Uzbek banks without state share in terms of loans:
|
Hamkor bank |
8.6 billion soums ($809,600) |
|
Kapital bank |
6.4 billion soums ($600,000) |
|
Ipak Yuli bank |
6.1 billion soums ($575,000) |
|
UzKBD bank |
1 billion soums ($98,000) |
|
Orient Finans bank |
3.6 billion soums ($342,000) |
|
Invest Finans bank |
3.5 billion soums ($331,000) |
|
Trust bank |
2.4 billion soums ($230,000) |
|
Аsia Alliance bank |
1.8 billion soums ($175,000) |
|
Tenge bank |
1.5 billion soums ($148,000) |
|
Davr bank |
1.8 billion soums ($173,000) |
|
Ziraat bank |
656 million soums ($61,000) |
|
Universal bank |
779 million soums ($72,500) |
|
Savdogar bank |
818 million soums ($76,000) |
|
Turkiston bank |
702 million soums ($65,000) |
|
Ravnaq bank |
544 million soums ($50,000) |
|
Anor bank |
349 million soums ($32,500) |
|
Tbilisi bank |
153 million soums ($14,000) |
|
Saderat bank |
12 million soums ($1,000) |
|
Hi-Tech bank |
185 million soums ($17,000) |
|
Madad Invest bank |
123 million soums ($11,000) |
