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H2 2017 figures: • Loans to clients reached TND4,291m during H1 2017 vs. TND4,130m as at 31/12/2016, i.e. +3.88%. • Deposits at TND3,823m grew by 4.42% vs. TND3,661m as at 31/12/2016. • +12.3% in net banking income which reached TND133.661m vs. TND119.027m in S1 2016. • Operating expenses increased by 14.52% y-o-y to nearly TND69m.
Q1 2017 figures: • Loans to clients declined by 0.7%, reaching TND4,099m during the first quarter of 2017 vs. TND4,130m as at 31/12/2016. • Deposits at TND3,638m fell by 0.6% vs. TND3,661m as at 31/12/2016. • Net Banking Income grew by 10.4% at TND63.167m vs. TND57.195m in Q1 2016. • Operating expenses increased by 7.14% yoy to more than TND30m.
During Q4 2016, UIB’s NBI reached TND65.808m (+ 14.9% y-o-y), bringing annual NBI to TND247.790m, an annual increase of 14.4%. Operating expenses increased by 7.9% y-o-y to TND119.776m in 2016, driven by a 10.77% increase in staff costs. By the end of 2016, loans to customers increased by 10.7%, reaching TND4.126m and deposits of TND3.661m, up by 7.6%. Debts, after payment of maturities and other interests, increased by 2.7% to TND329.5m.
Figures in Q2 2016: the NBI increased by 13% to TND118.962m, comparing to Q2 2015, following the rise of the net commission. Overall, the bank witnessed an improvement of its banking cost/income ratio by 74 bps to 49.3%, during the same period. The operating margin also increased by 0.7% to 50.7%. The liquidity ratio (Deposits/loans) is still lower than 100% and it is still not satisfactory. Furthermore, it has decreased by 190 bps to 86.9%, compared Q1 2016.
UIB managed to register an increase of the NBI in Q1 2016 by 16.4% to TND57.195m, yoy. The bank was also able to improve its banking cost/income ratio from 52.9% to 49.3%, yoy. This explains the increase in the operating margin by 360 bps to 50.7%. However, the liquidity ratio (Deposits/Loans) went down by 25 bps from 91.33% to 88.77% compared to 31/12/2015 (-13 bps, yoy). Borrowings and special resources increased by 6.4% to TND308.932m, yoy.
By the end of Q4 2015, UIB’s NBI was up by 7.67% to TND57.288M, bringing the FY15 NBI to TND216.684M, (+10.15%). Overall, gross operating income increased by 14.12%, while expenses remain under control and rose only by 6.45%, resulting in an improvement of the bank operating ratio (-173 bp to 50.1 %). The operating margin increased by 361 bp to 49.9%. The liquidity ratio has fallen by 0.21% to 91.34% due the increase of loans (+8.23%) vs.
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