PrimaMedia, April 22
Far Eastern Bank JSC holds strong with stable credit rating in 2025
Russia's National Rating Agency (NRA) has affirmed the credit rating of Far Eastern Bank JSC at "BBB+(ru)" on the national scale for the Russian Federation. The outlook remains "stable."
The rating affirmation reflects the bank's robust financial position, strong capitalization, and solid market presence in its key regions.
Among the key factors in the NRA's assessment is the bank's substantial capital cushion. As of January 1, 2026, its total capital adequacy ratio (N1.0) stood at 25.48%, while its core capital ratios (N1.1 and N1.2) reached 22.46%—well above the Bank of Russia's requirements. This ensures a high level of financial resilience and growth potential.
The bank maintains a stable liquidity position, with all mandatory ratios comfortably exceeded, confirming its ability to meet obligations to clients and partners in full and on time.
In 2025, Far Eastern Bank JSC significantly improved its financial performance, reporting a net profit of 1.5 billion rubles—a marked increase over the previous year. Profitability metrics remain strong, demonstrating the bank's ability to generate capital efficiently.
The bank's loan portfolio is well-diversified and balanced in structure.
The NRA also highlights the potential for further efficiency gains, which could strengthen the bank's market position and financial results.
The "stable" outlook suggests a high likelihood that the rating will remain unchanged over the next 12 months.
