Gelin, BRD: Crisis shows in lack of demand and rise in non-performing loans 03.11.2009
03.11.2009 Gelin, BRD: Crisis shows in lack of demand and rise in non-performing loans BRD, the second-largest bank on the Romanian market, posted a 55.5 million-euro profit in the third quarter of the year, down by around 33% against the same time in 2008, amid an over three-fold rise in loan-loss provisions, to 71.3 million
Gelin, BRD: Crisis shows in lack of demand and rise in non-performing loans
BRD, the second-largest bank on the Romanian market, posted a 55.5 million-euro profit in the third quarter of the year, down by around 33% against the same time in 2008, amid an over three-fold rise in loan-loss provisions, to 71.3 million euros.
Gelin, BRD: Crisis shows in lack of demand and rise in non-performing loans
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