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07.06.2013 08:13
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Please note that the numbers are calculated in accordance with Sberbank's
internal methodology, which incorporates a number of changes effective May
17, 2013.
June 7, 2013
Income Statement Highlights for 5M 2013 (as compared to 5M 2012):
- Net interest income increased by 15.8% y-o-y
- Net fees & commissions income increased by 8.1% y-o-y
- Operating income before provisions increased by 13.3% y-o-y
- Total provision charge reached RUB42.8 bn vs. an RUB11.6 bn charge for
5M 2012
- Operating expenses were up by 12.5% y-o-y
- C/I ratio declined from 38.3% to 38.1%
- Profit before tax amounted to RUB191.4 bn vs. RUB194.2 bn for 5M 2012
- Net profit totaled RUB156.8 bn vs. RUB154.9 bn for 5M 2012
Net interest income came at RUB279.0 bn, up by 15.8% y-o-y compared to 5M
2012:
- Interest income increased by RUB102.7 bn, primary driven by growth in
assets;
- Interest expenses grew by RUB64.7 bn, due to both growth in volumes of
funding and higher levels of interest rates compared to 5M 2012.
Net fees & commissions income increased by 8.1% y-o-y to RUB82.5 bn. Growth
in commissions income unrelated to lending reached RUB10.7 bn, or 16.3%.
The main driver of fees & commissions income were transactions with credit
cards, including acquiring, - income from which exceeded RUB34 bn, up 38.8%
y-o-y compared to 5M 2012.
Operating income before provisions increased by 13.3% y-o-y, outpacing the
rate of growth of operating expenses (+12.5%), which led to an improvement
in C/I ratio to 38.1% from 38.3%.
Operating expenses growth, compared to 4M 2013, subsided primarily due to
staff costs, attributed to differences in dates of payment of remuneration
in 2012 and 2013. Staff costs increased by 10.1% y-o-y for 5M 2013.
Total provision charges amounted to RUB42.8 bn for 5M 2013 vs. RUB11.6 bn
charge a year earlier, mainly due to provisioning of the loan portfolio and
other assets.
Net income from trading activities reached RUB9.9 bn, down by RUB4.2 bn
compared to 4M 2013, caused majorly by revaluation of investments in
DenizBank that were affected by Turkish lira FX changes.
The cumulative effect from growth of provision charges and declining income
from trading on net profit for 5M 2013 was softening of growth to 1.2%
y-o-y to RUB156.8 bn.
Assets increased by RUB252 bn in May, or 1.8%, influenced by the following
factors: increasing volumes of lending, amounts due from banks and growing
funds on the NOSTRO account at the CBR related to short-term liquidity
management.
The Bank lent about RUB390 bn to corporate clients in May 2013, which
exceeded the lending volumes a year earlier. Corporate loan portfolio
increased by RUB19 bn, or 0.3%, in May.
Retail customers received about RUB180 bn in loans in May. Positive lending
dynamics was triggered by promo-campaigns for consumer loans and mortgages.
Retail loan portfolio grew by RUB69 bn, or 2.6%, in May.
The quality of the loan portfolio remains stable: the share of overdue
loans increased insignificantly from 2.82% to 2.87%. Coverage remained
high, with loan-loss provisions at RUB622 bn, or 2.1 times the overdue
loans as of June 1, 2013.
Investment portfolio decreased by RUB24 bn, or 1.4%, in May as a result of
sale and redemptions of a number of OFZ series and corporate bonds.
Retail deposits and accounts ending balance in May saw a decline of 0.9%,
partially explained by outflow of funds that were initially placed with the
Bank on current accounts at the end of April before the extended May
holidays. Retail deposits and accounts balance increased by RUB290 bn for
5M 2013, which was RUB65 bn greater than the increase for the same period
last year.
Corporate deposits and accounts increased by RUB114 bn, or 3.8%, in May
from inflow of funds onto current accounts. The ending balance increased by
10.3%, or RUB288 bn, for 5M 2013.
Regulatory capital (under CBR regulation No. 215-P) came to RUB1,818 bn as
at June 1, 2013 as per preliminary calculations. Capital increased by RUB31
bn in May, mainly attributed to net profit.
Capital adequacy ratio of the Bank (under RAS) increased to 13.5% in May,
attributable to growth in capital.
Sberbank's Financial Highlights for 5M 2013 (under RAS; non-consolidated)
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Language: English
Company: Sberbank
19 Vavilova St.
117997 Moscow
Russia
Phone: +7-495-957-57-21
Fax:
E-mail: media@sberbank.ru
Internet: www.sberbank.ru
ISIN: US80585Y3080, RU0009029540, RU0009029557
Listed: Frankfurt in Open Market (Entry Standard) ; MICEX, RTS
Category Code: MSC
LSE Ticker: SBER
Sequence Number: 1480
Time of Receipt: Jun 07, 2013 08:13:01
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