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CONTRIBUTION OF BANKING SYSTEM INTO FINANCIAL STABILITY OF UKRAINE



                 Table 1.2: Dynamics of financial indicators of banking activity in Ukraine in  2005-2011
                            Indicator         2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011
                    Equity, % GDP               4,2   4,8    6,0   7,4   13,3   11,7   10,8
                    Assets, % GDP              30,5   39,0   47,2   63,1   101,5   82,3   71,8
                    Liabilities, % GDP         26,2   34,2   41,2   55,7   88,2   70,6   61,1
                    Net profit/loss, % GDP      0,3   0,4    0,6   0,7   0,8   -2,9   -1,0
                    Equity-to-Assets Ratio     0,16   0,14   0,15   0,13   0,15   0,17   0,18
                    Regulatory capital to risk-  15,0   14,2   13,9   14,0   18,1   20,8   18,9
                    weighted assets ratio, %
                    NPLs net of provision to capital   326,0  352,4   313,8   9,2   32,0   29,2   25,8
                    ratio, %
                    Liquid assets to total assets   18,0   14,3   11,6   9,4   11,5   10,2   10,6
                    ratio, %
                    NPLs to total loans ratio, %    58,0   59,8   48,1   3,9   13,7   15,3   14,7
                    ROA, %                      1,3   1,3    1,2   0,9   4,4   -1,4   -0,7
                    ROE, %                     10,4   11,4   10,5   7,3   -32,3   -9,7   -5,0
                    Interest margin to gross income   48,4   54,5   60,8   53,0   61,1   61,9   63,1
                    ratio,  %
                      Source:  estimations  based  on  National  Bank  of  Ukraine  Bulletin;
               Preliminary  results  of  banking  activity  (NBU,  March  2012);  Financial
               Soundness Indicator (IMF, July 2012)


                      Comparative  analysis  of  financial  indicators  of  banking  system
               performance in Ukraine and in number of other Emerging Markets countries

               (based on IMF methodology) is presented at chart 1.



























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