In this table you can see information on values of mandatory liqudity ratios set by the Central Bank of Russia (computed in accordance with CBR's Instruction 180-i). If data is available for more than 2 dates, dynamics chart is available (requires a flash-player).
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| Report date | N1 1) | N2 2) | N3 3) | N4 4) | Download source file |
| 1 February 2011 | 23,62% | 29,53% LAM = 60 281 OVM = 204 136 |
264,52% LAT = 656 076 OVT = 248 025 |
18,06% |  2235_2011_02.135.zip |
| 1 January 2011 | 24,53% | 50,09% LAM = 168 160 OVM = 335 715 |
226,54% LAT = 793 520 OVT = 350 278 |
27,22% | 2235_2011_01.135.zip |
2) N2 - quick liquidity ratio. It shows bank's ability to fulfill it's on demand liabilities. Minimum value is set by the Central Bank of Russia at 15%.
3) N3 - current liquidity ratio. It shows bank's ability to fulfill it's current liabilities (due in less than 30 days from report date). Minimum value is set by the Central Bank of Russia at 50%.
4) N3 - long-term liquidity ratio. It limits bank's long-term investments. Maximum value is set by the Central Bank of Russia at 120%.
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