Infomarket

Publications of the part

The volume of MDL deposits attracted by banks of Moldova as of the end of September 2020 amounted to 42 billion 436.9 million lei, having increased over the month by 884.1 million lei (+ 2.1%).

The volume of MDL deposits attracted by banks of Moldova as of the end of September 2020 amounted to 42 billion 436.9 million lei, having increased over the month by 884.1 million lei (+ 2.1%).

The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) reports that, at the same time, the volume of deposits attracted in foreign currency (in MDL terms) increased by 583.9 million lei (+ 1.9%) - up to 31 billion 922.8 million lei. According to the NBM, individuals’ MDL deposits increased over the month by 0.3% - up to 27 billion 361.7 million lei, and foreign currency deposits (in MDL equivalent) - increased by 0.2% - up to 20 billion 276.8 million lei. At the same time, the volume of legal entities’ MDL deposits increased by 5.6% - up to 15 billion 075.2 million lei, and foreign currency deposits - increased by 4.9% - up to 11 billion 611.8 million lei. At the same time, bank’s MDL deposits increased by 16.2% - up to 56.12 million lei, and foreign currency deposits - 2.7 times - up to 169.23 million lei. According to the NBM, in terms of the total attracted MDL deposits as of the end of September 2020, the leaders were: Moldova-Agroindbank - 12.48 billion lei (a month earlier - 12.15 billion), Moldindconbank - 10.45 billion lei (10.29 billion ), Victoriabank - 6.36 billion lei (6.26 billion), Mobiasbanca - OTP Group - 5.63 billion lei (5.56 billion). At the same time, in terms of the amount of foreign currency attracted deposits (in terms of MDL) as of the end of September 2020, the leading positions were occupied by Moldova-Agroindbank - 9.58 billion (a month earlier - 9.21 billion), Mobiasbanca - OTP Group - 5.13 billion (5.18 billion), Victoriabank - 4.9 billion lei (4.83 billion lei), Moldindconbank - 4.79 billion lei (4.78 billion). At the same time, the largest amount of individuals’ attracted MDL deposits as of the end of September 2020 was registered by Moldova-Agroindbank - 8.68 billion lei (a month earlier - 8.7 billion lei), Moldindconbank - 7.33 billion lei (7.26 billion), Victoriabank - 3.95 billion lei (3.92 billion), Mobiasbanca OTP Group - 3.14 billion lei (3.12 billion), FinComBank - 1.01 billion lei (1 billion), Eximbank - 910.4 million lei (938.7 million). Most of the individuals’ foreign currency deposits (in terms of MDL) as of the end of September 2020 were attracted by: Moldova-Agroindbank - 7.04 billion lei (a month earlier - 6.89 billion), Moldindconbank - 3.73 billion lei (3, 67 billion), Mobiasbanca - OTP Group - 2.94 billion lei (3.11 billion), Victoriabank - 3 billion lei (3.04 billion). // 24.11.2020 - InfoMarket.

News on the subject

In Moldova, the share of MDL loans decreased in the total volume of loans over the last month, but the share of USD loans EUR loans increased.
In Moldova, the share of MDL loans decreased in the total volume of loans over the last month, but the share of USD loans EUR loans increased.
At the Thursday meeting, Moldovan Parliament adopted in two readings at once a bill designed to enhance the independence of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM).
At the Thursday meeting, Moldovan Parliament adopted in two readings at once a bill designed to enhance the independence of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM).
The President of the National Bank of Moldova Octavian Armasu proposed to appoint Constantin Schendra and Maia Pircalab as two new vice-presidents of the NBM.
The President of the National Bank of Moldova Octavian Armasu proposed to appoint Constantin Schendra and Maia Pircalab as two new vice-presidents of the NBM.
Cash receipts in the banking system of Moldova for 9 months 2020, compared to the same period in 2019, decreased by 9.2% - to 81.93 billion lei.
Cash receipts in the banking system of Moldova for 9 months 2020, compared to the same period in 2019, decreased by 9.2% - to 81.93 billion lei.
The National Bank of Moldova has cut the forecast for the average annual inflation rate for 2020 by 0.9 percentage points - to 4%, and for 2021 - by 1.7 p.p. - to 2.5%.
The National Bank of Moldova has cut the forecast for the average annual inflation rate for 2020 by 0.9 percentage points - to 4%, and for 2021 - by 1.7 p.p. - to 2.5%.
Moldova-Agroindbank retains the 1st place in terms of the volume of loans issued with an indicator of 14 billion 807.9 million lei (34% of the total) at the end of September 2020.
Moldova-Agroindbank retains the 1st place in terms of the volume of loans issued with an indicator of 14 billion 807.9 million lei (34% of the total) at the end of September 2020.