Operating revenue rose to HUF 183 bln from HUF 150 bln.
Revenue from commissions and fees climbed 22%.
Stock of client loans, including corporate bonds, edged up 2.2% in the twelve months to the end of September.
The lender’s NPL ratio fell to 2.3% from 2.8%. Outlays in Q1-Q3 rose 25% from the base period.
Retail lending stock increased 11%, while outlays were up 60%. New mortgage volume more than doubled and outlays of personal loans increased 40%. Outlays to SMEs slipped 4%.
The stock of retail deposits and managed investments reached HUF 6.163 tln at the end of September, up 20% from 12 months earlier.
The share of investments reached a record 71%. Corporate lending stock, including bond subscriptions, fell 7% to HUF 1.102 tln in the twelve months to end-September.
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