International search data regarding Uzbek businessman and ANORBANK shareholder Qakhramonjon Olimov is no longer visible on Interpol’s official website. Previously, the financial institution issued statements claiming that matters concerning individual shareholders supposedly would not dictate the daily operations or overall stability of the bank, despite potential reputational risks.

Concurrently, ANORBANK published its financial performance report for the first nine months of the year. According to the disclosures, the bank's total assets expanded significantly during the third quarter, rising from 18.74 trillion soums to 20.32 trillion soums. As of the end of September, the loan portfolio reached 13.08 trillion soums, equity stood at 1.51 trillion soums, and customer deposits accumulated to 15.23 trillion soums.

Earlier in October, a general shareholders' meeting purportedly approved an additional share issue worth 100 billion soums aimed at attracting fresh investments and expanding capital reserves. Bank representatives insist that routine operations, including deposits, credits, and payment transactions, proceed without interruption while maintaining full compliance with the Central Bank's prudential regulations.

The bank's press service emphasized a strategic shift toward supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. The mobile application is being actively developed as a comprehensive financial ecosystem integrating currency exchange, international transfers, and premium offerings to address everyday consumer needs within a single platform.

Source: kun.uz