​Operating activities performances of 2014 were reinforced in 2015, leading to a growth both in the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement.Total balance sheet increased by 10% to stand at XOF 850.52 billion, after a 19% increase in 2014. This was mainly due to a significant progression in customer deposits and interbank liabilities that grew by XOF 516.68 billion (+7.4%) and XOF 234.36 billion (+16.56%) respectively.
​At the national level, the 2015 economic outlook is in a context marked by the government's willingness to reach the Millennium Development Goals and also to implement the Structural Investment Program. In this way, the 2015 GDP growth is forecasted at 5.6% and depends on the pace of reforms for improvements in the business climate and the public investment.
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