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06/20/2026, 16:09In Kyrgyzstan, financial sector enterprises generated gross revenue of 51.2 billion KGS in the period from January to March 2026. Expenditure for the same period amounted to 41.8 billion KGS.
Consequently, the sector’s overall financial performance remains positive, despite differences between individual market segments.
Commercial banks accounted for the lion’s share of revenue – 42.2 billion KGS. Their expenditure amounted to 34.7 billion KGS, confirming the banking sector’s continued dominant role within the country’s financial system.
Credit institutions reported gross income of 6.2 billion KGS and expenses of 4.2 billion KGS, maintaining a positive balance at the end of the reporting period.
Insurance companies, by contrast, ended the period with a loss: with income of 2.8 billion KGS, their expenses amounted to 2.8 billion KGS, resulting in expenses slightly exceeding income.
The reference data notes that operating banks accounted for virtually the entire volume of the banking segment – 42.2 billion KGS in income. Banks whose licences have been revoked and organisations in the process of liquidation recorded negligible figures, having virtually no impact on the overall result.
Overall, the structure of the Kyrgyz financial sector’s revenue demonstrates a sustained concentration within the banking system, whilst credit and insurance organisations continue to show moderate activity.
