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Slovenia's second largest lender, Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor (NKBM), said its consolidated net profit dropped 14% to 62.5 million euro ($67.9 million) in 2019.
NKBM's net consolidate interest income increased 2.8% to almost 113 million euro, while its net consolidated non-interest income was up 36% to 81 million euro in 2019, the bank's financial statement for last year posted on its website showed on April 16.
At the same time, NKBM's staff, general and administrative costs rose 10% to 111.7 million euro, while its depreciation and amortisation costs went up 25% to 17 million euro, the statement read, SeeNews website reported.
The lender's total assets climbed to 5.1 billion euro at the end of last year, from 4.9 billion euro at end-2018.
The bank's sole owner is Luxemburg-based Biser Bidco, owned by Apollo Global Management and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Biser Bidco acquired NKBM from Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) back in 2016.
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