Tuesday, August 19, 2008

OTP bank increases statutory capital by USD 177.6mn.

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OTP bank increases statutory capital by USD 177.6mn. OTP bank increased statutory capital by UAH 861.4mn (USD 177.6mn) to UAH 2.068bn. The bank issued 69,516 shares purchased by Hungarian OTP Bank Plc. As of Jul 1, net assets of OTP bank amounted to UAH 22.69bn, credit portfolio stood at UAH 19.76bn, and capital reached UAH 1.66bn. As of Jul 1, the bank was 8 th largest in terms of assets, and 6 th largest in terms of credit portfolio volumes. The bank’s clients were numbered at 245,000, as of July 1.

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