Raiffeisen H1 profit in Hungary rises to EUR 36 mln
Austria's Raiffeisen International (RBI) booked after-tax profit of EUR 36 million at its banking business in Hungary, up 64% from the base period as operating income climbed and impairment fell, an earnings report released on Friday shows.
Net interest income rose 8% to EUR 81 mln. Net revenue from commissions and fees increased 10% to EUR 75 mln.
RBI booked EUR 5 mln in impairment losses in H1, compared to EUR 8 mln in the base period.
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