TCS Group Holding PLC reports the net income rose by 30% year-on-year to RUB 12.6 bn in 3Q’20.
The digital bank has also exceeded 12 million customers and became Russia’s third-largest bank by the number of active customers. Also robust year-on-year growth in fee & commission income; non-credit revenues reached a record 41% of the total.
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Oliver Hughes, CEO of Tinkoff Group, commented: “The third quarter of this year was a strong one for us, despite the continuing uncertainty caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Net income rose 30% year-on-year to RUB 12.6 billion in 3Q’20, underpinned by unrelenting customer acquisition and a particularly strong performance by our fee businesses, which accounted for a record 41% of revenues. In the third quarter, our ROE increased versus the previous period and stood at a robust 45.0%, as we retained our focus on profitability.”
“Our resilient, highly scalable business model and adaptability to our customers’ changing needs meant that we continued expanding by leaps and bounds. We reached an important milestone in the third quarter when we welcomed our 12 millionth customer, keeping us on track to reach our goal of 20 million customers by 2023. In addition, according to recent research published by Deloitte, Tinkoff has become Russia’s most preferred non-state bank,” Hughes added.
Tinkoff Investments continues the impressive growth. Assets under custody have grown sixfold year on year, as the platform’s number of customer grew to over 2.4 million, solidifying Tinkoff’s status as the largest retail brokerage on Moscow Exchange by number of active clients.
Meanwhile, Tinkoff Business is continuing to show robust growth, with SME client’s current account balances up over 50% year on year.
