Ukraine's banking system, taking into account solvent and insolvent banks, received UAH 2.868 billion (US$107 million) in loss after tax in January-September 2017, according to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU).
Ukrainian solvent banks over the period under review received UAH 1.405 billion ($52.3 million) in profit with the largest figures posted by Raiffeisen Bank Aval (UAH 4.032 billion/$150 million) and state-owned Ukreximbank (UAH 1.465 billion/$54.5 million), it said.
At the same time, 17 out of 88 solvent banks posted losses, including Prominvestbank (UAH 4.917 billion/$183 million), PrivatBank (UAH 1.605 billion/$59.7 million), Ukrsotsbank (UAH 1.559 billion/$58 million), and VTB Bank (UAH 1.449 billion/$53.9 million).
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As UNIAN reported, the banking system of Ukraine in 2016 updated the historical maximum for losses, recording a negative result at UAH 159 billion ($5.9 billion). The total annual loss of the banking system, including both operating and insolvent banks, amounted to UAH 160.143 billion ($6 billion).
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