Assets of the Bank added 22.2% in 2011, or almost 2 trillion rubles to reach 10.4 trillion rubles. Such growth was based on loans to clients14 that added 2 trillion rubles by year's end.
The corporate sector was granted more than 5.5 trillion rubles in 2011. The credit portfolio of corporate clients increased by 34.1% during the year to reach 6.4 trillion rubles.
Retail clients were given 1.2 trillion rubles during the reporting year. The retail loan portfolio added 36.6% during the year to reach 1.8 trillion rubles. During the year, the portfolio grew steadily in all regions of the country.
By year's end, net investments in securities lost 14.6% as a result of redemption of the Bank of Russia's bonds.
Customer deposits traditionally remain the main source of funding for the Bank's operations. By year's end, their volume increased by 1.2 trillion rubles or 18.2%, and amounted to 7.9 trillion rubles. Deposits from retail clients exceeded 5.5 trillion rubles, funds from legal entities amounted to 2.2 trillion rubles, client funds on precious metal accounts reached 115 billion rubles.
Calculated pursuant to Regulation #215-P of the Bank of Russia, the Bank's capital grew 22.1% in 201115. Net earnings produced by the Bank represent the source of its capital’s growth. Capital adequacy was 15.0% as of 1 January 2012.