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ASSETS
Cash and balance 96,369 5% 164,613 8%
with treasury bank
Balances with 24,872 1% 18,830 1%
other banks
Lendings to 50,416 2% 42,467 2%
financial Positions
Investments 978,731 47% 1,035,585 53%
Advances 753,400 36% 589,711 30%
Fixed assets 79,918 4% 57,328 3%
Intangible assets 801 0% 979 0%
Deferred tax assets 7,547 0% _ _
Liabilities
Bills payable 39,137 2% 24,590 1%
Borrowings 340,237 16% 269,526 14%
Deposits and other 1,378,717 66% 1,411,852 72%
accounts
Subordinated debt _ _ _ _
Deferred tax _ _ 729 0%
liabilities
Other liabilities 137,769 7% 89,365 5%
1,895,860 91% 1,796,061 91%
Net assets 189,495 9% 174,407 9%
Represented by
Share capital 11,851 1% 11,851 1%
Reserves 88,578 4% 84,602 4%
Surplus on 18,641 1% 14,272 1%
revaluation of
assets
Unappropriated 70,425 3% 63,683 3%
profit
189,495 9% 174,407 9%
Interpretation
The above table shows the two years (2022 and 2021) vertical analysis of bank MCB. In 2022,
total assets consist of Rs2,085,355 (in Million) which is 100% out of which 5% were of cash ,1%
were of balances of bank with other banks . Net investments were 47%, lendings were 2%,
advances were 36% and other assets consist of 4% of total assets. In contrast, in 2021, total
assets were Rs 1,970,468 (in Million) out of which investments were 53%, advances were 30%
and cash were 8% . Other assets, fixed assets and lendings were 3%, 3% and 2% respectively.
This clearly shows that amounts of each aspect of total assets increased in 2022 as compared to
2021.
Total liabilities of 2021 were 91% out of which bill payable were 1%, borrowings were14%
Deposits and other accounts 72% and others liabilities 5%. In 2022 were 91% with 0% increase
out of which bill payable were 2%, borrowings were16% Deposits and other accounts 66% and
others liabilities 7%.
Net assets which is a difference of total assets and total liabilities became same in 2022 and
2021.all the components of net assets have same percentage.
VERTICAT ANALYSIS
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Interpretation
In 2022, interest earned was 89 % and interest expensed was decreased 50% which resulted in
39% NMR. After adding interest income (11%) into NMR, total income became 50% which then
increase to 32% profit before tax due to non-markup expenses 19% and provisions and write-
offs. After subtracting 17% tax ,profit was 15% which was Rs 32,741Mn.
While in 2021, interest earned was 86% and interest expensed was decreased 41% which
resulted in 45% NMR. After adding interest income (14%) into NMR, total income became 59%
which then increased to 36% profit before tax due to non-markup expenses and provisions and
write-offs. After subtracting 15% tax , profit was 21% which was Rs 30,811Mn.