2025-8-30 23:13 |
Azerbaijan’s banking sector demonstrates solid growth in assets and loan portfolio, with a notable increase in national currency lending, reflecting strengthening financial stability and credit demand.
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Azerbaijan's banking sector shows robust growth, with a 13.4% increase in assets and steady expansion in the loan portfolio, reflecting overall stability and confidence in the financial system. trend.az »
2025-11-28 01:34
As of October 1, loans to large business entities in Azerbaijan totaled 8.256 billion manat ($4.87 billion). trend.az »
2025-10-30 06:37
Azerbaijan’s banking sector is facing rising funding and non-interest costs, with interest expenses reaching around 855 million manat and non-interest expenses climbing to about 1.5 billion manat. trend.az »
2025-10-03 18:58
In the first half of this year, Azerbaijani banks wrote off nearly 57 million manat in loans, most of which were from consumer lending. Non-performing loans in the business portfolio climbed to about 430 million manat, with the rise largely driven by the construction sector and individual borrowers. trend.az »
2025-10-03 18:24
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. trend.az »
2025-09-29 19:32
Moody's Investors Service has maintained its negative outlook on Azerbaijan's banking system 1news.az »
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