Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has reported a 22% jump in its January-September 2011 net profit to QR1.11bn mainly on its robust core earnings and lower impairments on its credit and investment portfolios.
Net income from financing was down 6% to QR1.36bn, while that from investments jumped about nine-fold to QR499.71mn. Thus, its total net financing and investment income rose 24% to QR1.86bn, according to its financial statement filed with the Qatar Exchange.
Net commission and fee income were down 7% to QR200.28mn. Although the bank reported foreign exchange loss of QR14.78mn against gains of QR19.96mn in the year-ago period, its net operating income gained 19% to QR2.05bn.
Net income from financing was down 6% to QR1.36bn, while that from investments jumped about nine-fold to QR499.71mn. Thus, its total net financing and investment income rose 24% to QR1.86bn, according to its financial statement filed with the Qatar Exchange.
Net commission and fee income were down 7% to QR200.28mn. Although the bank reported foreign exchange loss of QR14.78mn against gains of QR19.96mn in the year-ago period, its net operating income gained 19% to QR2.05bn.
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