Raiffeisenʼs corporate loan stock rose 10% to HUF 551 bln, while its retail loan stock was unchanged at HUF 246 bln, according to state news agency MTI.
The bankʼs ratio of non-performing loans (NPLs) dropped below 8%, and in money terms the NPL stock fell 42% to HUF 77 bln.
Corporate deposits of the bank rose 13% to HUF 566 bln, while retail deposits rose 9% to HUF 803 bln.
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