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8.0    Financial   &   capital   markets 8.1    Bank   sector   overview
Ukrainian   banks   reported   aggregate   net   profit   of   UAH3.25bn   ($125m)   in the   third   quarter   of   2017    following   a   UAH6.0bn   loss   in   the   second   quarter   of 2017,   thus   bringing   9M17   net   profit   to   UAH1.4bn.   Total   CAR   stood   at   15.3%   at end-the   third   quarter   of   2017,   +2.3pp   q-o-q   and   +2.6pp   YTD.   NPLs   (IFRS) totaled   56.4%   at   end-the   third   quarter   of   2017,   -1.3pp   q-o-q   and   +2.5pp   YTD.
While   the   sector’s   health   is   improving   customers   are   still   very   wary   of banks .   A   study   published   by   Razumkov’s   Center   of   Social   Research,   a   public policy   think   tank,   on   October   23   shows   that   more   than   75%   of   Ukrainians   do not   trust   the   National   Bank   of   Ukraine.
At   the   same   time   the   state’s   share   of   the   banking   sector   has   grown enormously    since   the   leading   state-owned   Russian   banks   were   pushed   out   of the   sector.   Ukraine’s   four   leading   state-owned   banks   —   PrivatBank, Oschadbank,   Ukreximbank,   Ukrgazbank   —   increased   their   overall   share   of bank   deposits   by   2.7%   up   to   56.4%   since   January,   or   UAH494bn,   according   to finbalance.com.ua   news   website.
The   banking   system’s   return   to   net   profitability   in   the   third   quarter   of 2017   was   driven   by   halved   LLR   charges   and   growth   in   net   interest income    and   net   fee   income   (both   +10%   q-o-q).
Out   of   the   88   performing   banks,   71   were   profitable   and   17   loss-making    in 9M17   (state-controlled   Privatbank   and   subsidiaries   of   state-owned   Russian banks   incurred   the   highest   losses).
CAR   increased   q-o-q   (15.3%   in   the   third   quarter   of   2017),   with   regulatory capital   up   22%   q-o-q   to   UAH113bn   ($4.3bn ),   reflecting   a   July   capital injection   into   Privatbank   for   UAH22bn.
NPLs   dropped   q-o-q   on   continued   NPL   write-offs    (yet   remained   sizable overall   at   56.4%,   depressed   by   Privatbank’s   86%   and   other   state-owned banks’   58%   NPL   share).
All   in   all   banks   are   benefiting   from   decreased   deposit   interest   rates   and already-recognized   impairment   provisions.
Monetary   and   banking indicators
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017E
Monetary   base,   UAH   bln
187
195
226
240
255
307
333
336
382
397
Monetary   base,   chg.   yoy
32%
4%
16%
6%
6%
20%
8%
1%
14%
4%
Money   supply   (M3),   UAH bln
515
487
598
683
773
909
957
994
1,103
1,158
Money   supply,   chg.   yoy
30%
-5%
23%
14%
13%
18%
5%
4%
11%
5%
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