Trust Bank Reaches 99.4% of Its Asset Recovery Target
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Thursday, February 17, 2022
The Bank of Non-Core Assets Trust (BNA Trust), which manages the non-core and distressed assets of major banks that were financially rehabilitated by the Russian Central Bank between 2017 and 2018, is on track to meet its asset recovery target two years earlier than planned.
Key Points:
- The Bank of Non-Core Assets Trust (BNA Trust), which manages the non-core and distressed assets of major banks that were financially rehabilitated by the Russian Central Bank between 2017 and 2018, is on track to meet its asset recovery target two years earlier than planned.
- In 2021 alone, BNA Trusts asset recovery totalled RUB 110 billion, which represented 126% of its target for that year.
- Almost 90% of all returns came from settlement and asset management, and only 10% from judicial recovery.
- The Bank of Non-Core Assets Trust (BNA Trust) is a Russian financial institution established by the Bank of Russia as part of the rehabilitation of the countrys banking system.