The biggest banks' total assets slightly exceeded 4,103,072 million roubles, August 1.
Money and precious stones and metals accounted for 70,784 million of the lump, of this 66,100 million for money, as against a respective 60,784 and 56,807 million, July 1.
Russia's leading banks had on their Central Bank accounts 171,440 million roubles, August 1, against 249,987 million, July 1. The sum total on correspondents accounts in other banks made 133,824 and 115,448 million roubles, respectively.
The banks had acquired securities at 779,171 million roubles by August 1-slightly over July 1's 771,980.
Their total debt made 2,646 billion roubles, August 1, and 2,518 billion, July 1.
Fixed and non-material assets and inventory holdings of the top thirty banks made 131,717 million roubles, August 1, against 129,426 million, July 1.
The profits and assets in the "liabilities" part of balance sheets made 484,475 million roubles, August 1. Profits considering previous years' finance made 67,779 million of that.
Loans, deposits and other funds borrowed from the Central Bank made 21,621 million roubles, August 1, against 3,255 million of July 1. Similar funds borrowed from other banks made 386,040 million roubles and 349,704 million, respectively.
Russia's biggest banks issued promissory notes to 349,583 million roubles, August 1, against 346,115 million, July 1.
Twenty-six banks out of the top thirty are based in Moscow, two in St. Petersburg, one in Bashkortostan, and one in Tatarstan, says the Central Bank.
