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Contents
Financial Highlights
Board of Directors

6

Cheif Executive Officer’s Foreword

8

Executive Management

10

Board of Directors’ Report

11

Shari’ah Advisory Board Report

36

Network

38

Independent Auditor’s Report

41

Financial Statements

42

Basel II Pillar3 Qualitative Disclosures

I

5

Chairman’s Statement

2

3

95

BANK ALJAZIRA ANNUAL REPORT 2011

Financial Highlights

(In SAR millions, except where indicated)
Loans and advances, net
Total assets
Customer deposits
Shareholders’ equity
Net special commission income
Fee income
Gain on investments, exchange and other
Total operating income
Net income
Net income growth (%)
Return on average equity (%)
Return on a verage assets (%)
Earnings per share (SAR)

2007
9,879
21,564
15,647
4,698
595
698
153
1,447
805
(59.2)
18.11
4.32
2.68

2008
15,133
27,520
20,900
4,637
631
538
(32)
1,137
222
(72.4)
4.76
0.91
0.74

20,900

27,520
21,564

2007
2009

2010

22,143

15,647

9,879

2008

31,159

29,977

15,504

2011
23,307
38,898
31,159
4,733
781
356
70
1,208
303
945
6.55
0.84
1.01

27,345

33,018

18,704

2007

2010
18,704
33,018
27,345
4,516
717
265
172
1,155
29
5.0
0.64
0.09
0.10

38,897

23,307

15,133

2009
15,504
29,977
22,143
4,486
668
376
127
1,171
28
(87.6)
0.60
0.10
0.09

2008

2009

2011

Net Loans and Advances
SR millions

2007
2010

2008

2011

Total Assets
SR millions

2009

2010

2011

Customer Deposits
SR millions

18.11
4,698

4,733

1,447

4,637
4,486 4,516

1,208
6.55
1,171
1,137

4.76

1,155

0.60
2007

2008

2007
2009

2010

shareholders’ Equity
SR millions
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