Within nine months, Kyrgyz banks earned 13 billion 612.7 million KGS from commissions for their services. This is 2 billion 980.7 million KGS more than in the analogous period of the last year. Information about financial income is contained on banks' websites.

The main contribution to the commission income growth was made by Mbank, which increased its profit from commissions by 1.8 billion KGS. This is 58.9% of the total growth. Eldik Bank (+464.7 million KGS) and Bakai Bank (+272.5 million KGS) increased their commission income by a relatively large amount.

Aiyl Bank, Commercial Bank KCB, Optima Bank and Bai-Tushum Bank registered an increase starting from 100 million KGS.

However, six banks experienced a decrease in income from commissions. Demir Bank (-150.2 million KGS) and KICB (-126.2 million KGS) recorded the most notable decline. Keremet Bank, Finka Bank, Dos-Kredobank and Bank of Asia also demonstrated a decrease in commission income in the diapason from KGS 13.4 million to KGS 3.5 million.

At the same time, the leader in commission income for the first nine months was Mbank, which earned a total of KGS 3.7 billion. Then come Bakai Bank (1.7 billion KGS) and Optima Bank (+1.6 billion KGS). Eldik Bank also earned a nine-digit sum - 1.4 billion KGS.

Aiyl Bank and Demir Bank may reach billion-dollar figures by the end of the year. As a result of nine months, they earned 929 million KGS and 910.7 million KGS respectively.

FinanceCreditBank (35.4 million KGS) and JSCB Tolubai (10 million KGS) have the least profit from commissions.