
The outflow of funds from the Otkritie Bank for July amounted to 355 billion rubles, while individuals accounted for 36 billion rubles, and legal entities - 319 billion rubles, of which 280 billion rubles were taken from fixed -term deposits, and 39 billion rubles from current accounts. This follows from the monthly reporting of a credit institution published on the official website of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.
The outflow of funds from the "opening" lasts the second month. In June, the legal entity withdrew more than 100 billion rubles from the bank, while most of the government agencies were taken away. According to the results of July, the debt of the opening bank to the Central Bank increased 67 times - up to 338 billion rubles, TASS notes.
The bank calls the reason for a decrease in customer funds to return deposits in connection with the rating reform, planned repayment of several large short -term deposits, as well as "unscheduled departures related to the bank's information attack," RBC reports.
“The main amount of return of customers was planned and was provided with a in advance of the excess liquidity pillow, which can be traced from the indicators of liquidity standards, which were fulfilled with a large margin,” said the Managing Director of the Opening of Anatoly Predvent.
According to the leading methodologist of the rating agency "Expert RA" Yuri Belikova, the outflow of funds from the Otkritie bank became the most powerful in July among large private banks. The analyst admitted that the bank survived the "stressful situation", since the outflow of 30% of legal entities is uncharacteristic for the banking sector. At the same time, the bank has a stock of both its own and client papers, the expert emphasized.
In early July, the Russian rating agency Akra assigned the BBB rating BBB-, a record low for system-forming banks. As a result, the bank included in the TOP 10 in terms of assets in Russia and has more than 400 billion rubles of the population of deposits in the accounts, was cut off from the possibility of attracting federal budget money, non-state pension funds and funding from the Central Bank.
The agency assigns a low rating for a private system -forming jar for the first time. Akra ratings have become regulatory for the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank since July 14. To work with the state’s money, a minimum rating is required.