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Macroeconomic Aggregates<br />

Financial system still shows characteristics which indicate that it is based on banking, which is supported<br />

by the data on financial strength of the banking system. Namely, total assets of the banking<br />

sector at the end of year 2005 makes 85 of percentage points of gross domestic product. On the<br />

other hand, along with the financial strengthening of the banking sector there was a growth of<br />

trading oriented securities markets (SASE – Sarajevo Stock Exchange and BLSE – Banja Luka Stock<br />

Exchange). So, securities on SASE was recorded in amount of EUR 283.77 mio, while at the same<br />

time trading on BLSE was EUR 142.14 mio. In 2006, positive trend on stock exchange markets is<br />

expected to be continued, and therefore SASE forecasts securities trading in amount of EUR 374<br />

mio.<br />

Consolidation of the banking sector is reflected in increase of concentration of leading bank groups,<br />

entry of foreign financial institutions through acquisition of domestic banks, as well as increase in<br />

efficiency and profitability of the banking operations are fundamental characteristics of BH banking<br />

sector in the year 2005. During the year, Nova Ljubljanska <strong>Bank</strong>a acquired two BH banks – Tuzlanska<br />

<strong>Bank</strong>a and Razvojna <strong>Bank</strong>a Jugoistočne Evrope, while Italian Banca Intensa acquired minor<br />

share in UPI <strong>Bank</strong>a from Sarajevo, and already at the beginning of 2006, through the public offer,<br />

it acquired 80% of ownership over this bank. This process led to strengthening of concentration,<br />

measured by share of assets of 5 leading banking groups in total assets of the banking sector, and<br />

at the end of 2005 this share was over 78%. At the same time, share of assets of banks in foreign<br />

ownership in total assets of the banking sector reached the level of 90.7 percentage points.<br />

During the observed period, assets of BH banking sector increased by a rate of 26 per cent, and<br />

at the end of 2005 it realised value of BAM 11.77 billion. Contribution to continuous and significant<br />

growing process of the banking sector, according to the unaudited data, resulted in growth of<br />

total deposits in relative amount of 27 percent. On the other side, total loans increased under the<br />

rate of 29 percent during the year. Finally, this led to decrease of coverage ratio of total loans by<br />

total deposits at the level of 1.25, which is still significant in comparison to the developed banking<br />

systems.<br />

By observing the overall situation, efficiency and profitability of BH banking sector reached respectably<br />

high level. At the end of 2005, consolidated profit after taxation was generated in amount of<br />

BAM 96 mio, which represents increase of these aggregated variables in comparison to the previous<br />

year in relative amount of 71 percentage points.<br />

Process of development and growth of banking sector will cause continuation of consolidation processes<br />

in the forthcoming year as well. Despite the fact that there was no decrease in number of<br />

banks in this year, in the next period this process will be certainly intensified as a result of mutual<br />

merger and acquisition of banks which are owned by the same legal entities. Also, development<br />

of negotiations with EU will contribute to adoption of required institutional frames as a necessary<br />

precondition in structural strengthening of banking sector and overall financial system in Bosnia<br />

and Herzegovina.<br />

www.raiffeisenbank.ba<br />

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