2025-9-29 19:32 |
As of September 1, 2025, Azerbaijan’s banking assets were 55. 67 billion manat ($29. 37 billion), up 6. 1 billion manat ($3. 22 billion) from last year. Liabilities grew to 48. 6 billion manat ($25.
52 billion), and deposits increased to 36. 52 billion manat ($19. 24 billion). The loan portfolio is mainly business (52. 6%), consumer (31. 7%), and mortgage loans (15. 7%). .
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