OREANDA-NEWS. May 24, 2010. According to the NBM, as of December 31, 2009, the share of bad loans in the banking system amounted to 16.30%. As compared to January-April 2009 (8.69%), it has increased by 8.82%. The share of bad loans in TRC (total regulatory capital) has increased by 2.07% and amounted to 57.58% (55.51% as of late December 2009).

Compared to January-April 2009 (31,25%), it has increased by 26.33%. At the same time, the share of bad loans in January-April 2010 has amounted to 9.41% of the total assets (+0.63% compared to December 2009) and 58,2% - from TRC (+1.92%). As compared to January-April 2009 (31.68%), they have grown by 26.52%.

The share of overdue and interest-free loans amounted to 19.18% of the total (+1.52%) and 63.08% of TRC (+2.93%). Foreign currency loans amounted to 44.59% of the total loans (-1.72 % since the beginning of the year).

The share of industrial and commercial loans in January-April 2010 totaled 52.96% (+1.36% since the beginning of the year), agricultural loans and food industry loans- 15.87% (unchanged), loans for real estate, construction and development - 12.27% (-0.27%), consumer loans - 8.45% (-0.28%), fuel and energy loans -2,92% (-0,38%).