Russian Banks Intensify Lending Activities

According to a new research report "Russia Banking Sector Forecast to 2012" by RNCOS, the Russian banks have continued to offer lending services despite high probability of bad debts amid financial crisis. Some of the banks in fact have intensified their lending activities. For instance - the state and foreign controlled banks have increased their market share in the total credit volume extended by banks in Russia.

Moreover, banks are optimistic about future economic conditions in Russia and confident of further boost their lending offerings. As per our estimation, the bank loans are forecasted to grow at a CAGR of about 23% during 2008-2013.

The report is an outcome of extensive research and detailed study of the banking sector in Russia. The report has discussed each performance indicators of the banking sector, like deposits: household deposits and corporate deposits; loans: individual loans and organizational deposits in detail. In addition to these core performance indicators, the report contains an elaborate information and reliable statistics of other important banking products like payment cards and ATM terminals.

The report also tells clients the direction in which the banking sector is likely to move in near term considering the possible impact of global financial crisis. The report features forecast for all the important banking performance indicators like deposits, loans and bank cards. Our forecasts are based on past growth trends, pattern of macroeconomic variables and recent and likely industry developments. 

"Russia Banking Sector Forecast to 2012" analyses the pattern of macroeconomic variables, risk factors, capital adequacy analysis and emerging industry trends which will decide future of the banking sector in Russia. The scope of risk factor analysis includes all major risks the banking sector could face, including market risk, credit risk and liquidity risk. Moreover, it analyzes competitive landscape of the banking sector and lists the key players together with their present share and business profiles.

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