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March 2018

STATISTICAL BULLETIN March 2018

NATIONAL BANK OF SERBIA Belgrade, Kralja Petra 12, Tel: +381 11 3027-100 Belgrade, Nemanjina 17, Tel: +381 11 333-8000 www.nbs.rs ISSN 1451-737X

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Contents Current Developments...................................................................7 Statistical Survey.......................................................................13 I Monetary and financial statistics......................................................15 1 Monetary Statistics....................................................................15 1.1.1 Main Monetary Aggregates............................................................17 1.1.2 Balance Sheet of the National Bank of Serbia.............................................18 1.1.3 Balance Sheet of Banks...............................................................22 1.1.4 Consolidated Balance Sheet of the Banking System........................................26 1.1.5 Monetary Survey....................................................................30 1.1.6 Short-Term Non-Monetary Sector Deposits with Banks.....................................32 1.1.6a Long-Term Non-Monetary Sector Deposits with Banks.....................................34 1.1.7 Corporate Deposits by Contracted Hedge and Currency.....................................36 1.1.8 Household Deposits by Contracted Hedge and Currency.....................................38 1.1.9 Corporate Deposits by Sector..........................................................40 1.1.10 Bank Short-Term Claims on Non-Monetary Sectors.......................................42 1.1.11 Bank Long-Term Claims on Non-Monetary Sectors........................................44 1.1.12 Bank Claims on Corporate Sector by Contracted Hedge and Currency.........................46 1.1.13 Bank Claims on Households by Contracted Hedge and Currency.............................48 1.1.14 Bank Claims on Corporates by Sector..................................................50 1.1.15 Bank Claims on Corporate Sector by Purpose............................................52 1.1.16 Bank Claims on Households by Purpose................................................54 1.1.17 Money Supply М1 by Sector..........................................................56 1.1.18 Money Supply М2 by Sector..........................................................57 1.1.19 Money Supply М3 by Sector..........................................................58 1.1.20 Household Savings.................................................................59 1.1.21 Composition of Household Savings with Banks...........................................60 2 Statistics of other financial intermediaries............................................63 1.2.1 Balance Sheet of Financial Leasing Companies, by Sector...................................64 1.2.2 Balance Sheet of Factoring Companies, by Sector.........................................66 1.2.3 Balance Sheet of Investment Funds, by Sector.............................................68 3 Interest Rates and Dinar Exchange Rate Movements.................................73 1.3.1 NBS Interest Rates..................................................................74 1.3.2 Interest Rates on Loans to Household Sector, by Type, Maturity and Purpose Outstanding Amounts............................................................76 1.3.2a Interest Rates on Loans to Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Type, Maturity and Purpose Outstanding Amounts............................................................78 1.3.3 Interest Rates on Loans to Household Sector, by Type, Maturity and Purpose New Business.......80 1.3.3a Interest Rates on Loans to Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Type, Maturity and Purpose New Business..................................................................82 1.3.4 Interest Rates on Deposits from Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Maturity Outstanding Amounts.........................................................84

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 1.3.5 Interest Rates on Deposits from Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Maturity New Business...............................................................86 1.3.6 Interest Rates on Loans to Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Currency Outstanding Amounts........................................................88 1.3.7 Interest Rates on Loans to Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Currency New Business.....89 1.3.8 Interest Rates on Term Deposits from Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Currency Outstanding Amounts........................................................90 1.3.9 Interest Rates on Term Deposits from Household and Non-Financial Sectors, by Currency New Business..............................................................92 1.3.10 Weighted Interest Rates on Dinar Loans, 2005-2011.......................................94 1.3.11 Weighted Interest Rates on Dinar Deposits, 2005-2011.....................................96 1.3.12 Interest Rates on Securities...........................................................98 1.3.13 Dinar Exchange Rates end of period.................................................100 1.3.14 Dinar Exchange Rates period average................................................101 II International Economic Relations.........................................................103 2.1 Republic of Serbia: Balance of Payments, 1997 2006........................................105 2.2 Republic of Serbia: Balance of Payments, 2007 2011........................................106 2.3 Balance of Payments of the Republic of Serbia since 2012...................................108 2.4 International Investment Position........................................................110 2.5 Bank Foreign Liabilities...............................................................112 2.6 Foreign Exchange Reserves............................................................114 2.7 Forex Market........................................................................115 2.8 External Debt of the Republic of Serbia by Creditor and Maturity..............................116 2.9 External Debt of the Republic of Serbia by Debtor and Maturity...............................118 III Real Sector............................................................................121 3.1 Republic of Serbia GDP...............................................................122 3.2 Industrial Production.................................................................123 3.3 Construction and Transport............................................................124 3.4 Trade, Catering and Tourism...........................................................125 3.5 Employment and Wages...............................................................126 3.6 Producer Prices......................................................................127 3.7 Consumer Prices.....................................................................128 IV Fiscal Sector...........................................................................131 4.1 Public Finance......................................................................133 4.2 Net Government Position..............................................................134 Explanatory Notes to Tables................................................................137 List of Abbreviations and Official Currency Codes.............................................151

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin is a monthly publication of the National Bank of Serbia consisting of two main sections: graphic presentation of economic developments in the Republic of Serbia with a brief comment and the statistical survey. The statistical survey comprises monetary and balance of payments statistics derived from data collected and processed by the NBS as well as statistics on the real and fiscal sectors derived mainly from data of the Republic Statistical Office and the Ministry of Finance. From 1999 onward, data are shown at annual level, whereas a majority of tables also contain monthly figures for the last 24 months. General methodological explanations and notes are given on final pages of the publication. Symbols used in tables: not available * adjusted θ average In some tables, the totals shown can differ from the sum of items as a result of roundings. Data series are available on NBS website at: http://www.nbs.rs/internet/english/80/index.html

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Current Developments 7

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 Chart 1 Monetary aggregates (y-o-y, in %) 35 30 25 20 March saw an increase in y-o-y growth rates of monetary aggregates, M1, M2 and reserve money, while the y-o-y growth rate of M3 declined. 15 10 5 0-5 -10-15 -20 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 1 2 3 Reserve money Chart 2 Monetary multiplier 7 6 5 All monetary multipliers: M1, M2 and M3 increased in March. 4 3 2 1 0 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 1 2 3 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 Chart 3 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 Velocity of circulation (by quarter) Measured by money supply M1, the velocity of circulation mildly decreased, and measured by money supply M3, it slightly increased in Q4 relative to Q3. 1.5 0.3 1.0 0.2 0.5 0.1 0.0 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2013 2014 2015 0.0 M1 (LHS) M3 (RHS) 8

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Country s foreign exchange reserves (end of period, in mill euros) Chart 4 In March, FX reserves of the NBS increased and those of banks decreased. 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 NBS fx reserves Banks' fx reserves NBS foreign exchange reserves over reserve money and M1 (end of period, in %) Chart 5 In March, the coverage of M1 and reserve money by NBS FX reserves increased. 380 360 340 320 300 280 260 240 220 200 180 160 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 1 Reserve money Weighted average interest rates (p. a., in %) In March, all interest rates shown decreased relative to the previous month. 9 8 7 6 Chart 6 5 4 3 2 1 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 Key policy rate Interest rate on deposit facilities Interest rate on lending facilities Six-month Belibor rate Three-month Belibor rate *Weighted average interest rates are calculated by the simple method (actual/360). 9

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 130 120 110 Chart 7 Dinar exchange rate (average 2005 = 100) In March, the nominal effective exchange rate of the dinar rose and the real effective exchange rate of the dinar declined relative to February. 100 90 80 70 60 Mar June Sep Dec Mar June Sep Dec Mar 2018 Nominal effective exchange rate Real effective exchange rate 115 110 105 100 Chart 8 Industrial production (average = 100) Industrial production in February recorded a 3.3% rise compared to the same month of the previous year. 95 90 85 80 75 Feb May Aug Nov Feb May Aug Nov Feb 2018 Original series Seasonally-adjusted series Note: The method X 12 ARIMA is used for decomposition. 9 8 7 6 5 Chart 9 GDP projection (y-o-y rates, in %) Economic activity is expected to pick up in the coming period, led by investments, exports and the recovery of consumption. 4 3 2 1 0-1 -2-3 -4-5 Q2 2015 Q4 Q2 Q4 Q2 Q4 Q2 2018 Q4 Q2 2019 Q4 10

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Inflation projection (y-o-y rates, in %) According to the NBS central projection, y-o-y inflation will continue to move within the target tolerance band of 3.0±1.5% until the end of the projection horizon (in the next two ). 8 6 Chart 10 4 2 0-2 Dec 2015 Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec 2018 Jun Dec 2019 11

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Statistical Survey 13

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia I Monetary and financial statistics 1 Monetary Statistics 15

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Table 1.1.1 Main Monetary Aggregates (In million dinars, end of period) Currency in circulation Bank dinar reserves with NBS reserve money 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1999 6,707 1,989 8,696 11,971 8,072 3,897 14,779 18,676 24,946 1999 2000 10,933 7,931 19,013 34,026 16,093 5,868 27,026 32,894 65,204 2000 2001 25,266 16,256 41,643 58,052 32,967 9,864 58,233 68,097 125,414 2001 2002 43,719 25,732 69,543 101,908 50,096 17,081 93,815 110,896 191,491 2,186 678 2002 2003 42,979 27,947 72,267 115,430 56,324 25,591 99,303 124,894 244,731 2,836 669 2003 2004 45,165 32,092 82,383 147,948 66,093 34,951 111,258 146,209 322,876 3,104 595 2004 2005 53,650 40,703 100,341 247,808 91,299 47,231 144,949 192,180 458,870 4,922 547 2005 2006 68,461 65,463 143,409 396,972 131,629 78,876 200,090 278,966 634,470 9,020 518 2006 2007 77,000 82,076 169,020 439,172 171,873 141,612 248,873 390,485 903,871 9,634 1,222 2007 2008 90,075 218,857 319,781 514,125 150,669 154,281 240,744 395,025 992,151 8,162 920 2008 2009 95,519 151,030 254,268 533,776 162,908 178,341 258,427 436,768 1,205,570 10,602 1,425 2009 2010 91,750 87,412 188,161 537,338 161,536 157,209 253,286 410,495 1,360,777 10,002 1,684 2010 2011 114,190 104,625 227,067 607,722 179,504 194,220 293,694 487,914 1,500,444 12,058 809 2011 2012 110,547 185,593 308,756 627,088 198,152 172,019 308,699 480,717 1,641,804 10,915 1,057 2012 2013 122,439 199,880 344,459 641,708 265,826 159,301 388,265 547,566 1,716,882 11,189 913 2013 2014 130,468 211,627 370,690 609,460 300,400 183,020 430,868 613,888 1,848,191 9,907 1,735 2014 2015 139,818 248,496 421,668 651,491 364,656 198,002 504,474 702,476 1,969,508 10,378 1,435 2015 159,265 220,642 419,184 640,947 448,591 200,453 607,856 808,309 2,197,052 10,205 1,557 163,931 231,773 442,952 638,010 505,742 202,334 669,673 872,007 2,275,425 9,962 1,111 Apr 140,790 192,961 363,525 552,174 355,338 161,528 496,129 657,657 1,961,440 9,338 1,752 Apr May 131,932 193,191 359,111 553,342 370,633 169,640 502,565 672,205 2,004,279 9,264 1,789 May Jun 137,324 202,830 375,378 570,953 383,218 164,464 520,542 685,006 2,023,175 9,291 1,704 un Jul 146,628 189,054 370,049 561,159 389,929 161,599 536,558 698,157 2,034,597 9,606 1,557 Jul Aug 139,325 181,068 358,483 551,901 403,827 165,904 543,151 709,055 2,055,146 9,584 1,585 Aug Sep 144,839 188,497 365,955 556,747 411,492 170,772 556,330 727,102 2,087,003 9,552 1,610 Sep Oct 141,289 173,968 345,696 541,012 410,130 173,696 551,420 725,116 2,095,078 9,707 1,697 Oct Nov 143,603 198,872 374,506 576,396 427,079 172,495 570,682 743,177 2,115,636 9,818 1,614 Nov Dec 159,265 220,642 419,184 640,947 448,591 200,453 607,856 808,309 2,197,052 10,205 1,557 Dec Jan 144,641 201,351 387,468 597,105 433,738 181,133 578,380 759,513 2,158,371 9,854 1,506 Jan Feb 145,195 211,585 401,262 608,702 429,327 183,686 574,522 758,208 2,160,084 9,759 1,587 Feb Mar 146,340 178,912 370,676 575,367 432,355 194,010 578,695 772,705 2,182,729 9,730 1,482 Mar Apr 152,248 191,795 385,705 588,510 428,905 179,591 581,152 760,744 2,171,228 9,409 1,448 Apr May 142,175 191,303 379,865 582,006 447,355 186,366 589,531 775,897 2,184,929 9,492 1,429 May Jun 145,270 171,924 363,012 563,183 444,457 195,489 589,727 785,216 2,173,348 9,670 1,359 Jun Jul 144,421 213,751 404,640 601,660 446,624 196,294 591,045 787,340 2,173,090 9,948 1,351 Jul Aug 141,813 206,666 397,114 594,121 455,694 204,813 597,507 802,320 2,191,643 10,278 1,369 Aug Sep 146,829 192,536 389,358 589,019 455,846 205,667 602,675 808,342 2,204,542 10,636 1,180 Sep Oct 142,019 208,921 397,735 599,238 468,160 197,919 610,179 808,098 2,214,301 10,760 1,358 Oct Nov 143,950 198,666 391,648 593,510 475,612 201,221 619,561 820,782 2,241,554 10,105 1,306 Nov Dec 163,931 231,773 442,952 638,010 505,742 202,334 669,673 872,007 2,275,425 9,962 1,111 Dec 2018 2018 Jan 143,403 211,377 403,638 605,415 495,928 195,058 639,331 834,389 2,242,293 9,648 1,240 Jan Feb 145,343 210,113 404,416 614,042 474,542 201,762 619,885 821,647 2,235,929 9,791 1,418 Feb Mar 151,880 194,203 392,708 599,629 481,041 205,713 632,921 838,634 2,255,146 10,235 1,388 Mar NOTE: Dinar reserve money Demand deposits Time dinar deposits Due to the application of the new Decree on the Classification of Activities that entered into force in August 2010, significant changes were made in data series. M1 M2 M3 NBS FX reserves (EUR mln) Commercial bank FX reserves (EUR mln) 17

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 Table 1.1.2 Balance Sheet of the National Bank of Serbia (In million dinars, end of period) ASSETS Foreign assets Domestic claims Foreign exchange reserves SDRs Cash holdings and foreign currency (1+2+3) Other foreign assets Dinar and indexed dinar Claims on government Foreign currency Dinar and indexed dinar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1999 68 3 14,160 14,231 48,163 62,394 4,268 1,446 5,714 4,878 1,003 5,881 2000 38,158 1,300 93,689 133,147 260,677 393,824 5,477 1,453 6,930 4,337 3,169 7,506 2001 16,252 579 127,669 144,500 278,750 423,250 14,685 1,479 16,164 3,876 2,495 6,371 2002 6,452 56 127,954 134,462 7,064 141,526 21,295 1,509 22,804 6,208 2,208 8,416 2003 7,524 21 186,154 193,699 3,059 196,758 19,760 0 19,760 3,895 314 4,209 2004 8,529 3 236,305 244,837 1,396 246,233 22,407 0 22,407 1,740 8 1,748 2005 15,502 2,184 403,084 420,770 1,471 422,241 16,330 181 16,511 946 8 954 2006 14,500 530 697,552 712,582 844 713,426 16,450 0 16,450 481 7 488 2007 17,365 43 745,920 763,328 328 763,656 10,811 0 10,811 589 6 595 2008 22,273 135 700,739 723,147 409 723,556 10,892 21 10,913 2,239 2 2,241 2009 31,078 1,286 984,243 1,016,607 6,235 1,022,842 11,297 3 11,300 386 0 386 2010 47,130 234 1,007,787 1,055,151 7,911 1,063,062 1,315 4 1,319 404 0 404 2011 58,747 208 1,202,822 1,261,777 8,047 1,269,824 1,270 5 1,275 350 0 350 2012 70,503 23,679 1,147,015 1,241,197 9,227 1,250,424 1,221 6 1,227 644 10 654 2013 52,170 15,336 1,215,201 1,282,707 8,090 1,290,797 1,162 4 1,166 120 0 120 2014 67,262 6,373 1,124,722 1,198,357 9,999 1,208,356 1,220 4 1,223 123 502 625 2015 68,877 1,819 1,191,536 1,262,232 10,267 1,272,499 1,175 5 1,181 150 561 711 81,654 1,737 1,176,598 1,259,989 10,956 1,270,945 3,733 272 4,005 120 592 712 79,977 1,347 1,098,860 1,180,184 10,682 1,190,866 3,840 238 4,078 157 501 658 Apr 82,106 1,697 1,061,216 1,145,020 10,612 1,155,631 1,200 11 1,211 95 546 641 May 79,455 1,707 1,059,245 1,140,406 10,676 1,151,083 1,202 12 1,214 117 558 676 Jun 87,100 1,710 1,056,893 1,145,703 10,711 1,156,415 1,247 11 1,259 115 560 675 Jul 88,620 1,706 1,093,716 1,184,042 10,941 1,194,983 1,213 11 1,224 124 561 686 Aug 86,035 1,700 1,092,982 1,180,717 10,832 1,191,549 1,246 12 1,258 116 557 673 Sep 86,704 1,693 1,089,260 1,177,657 10,798 1,188,455 1,212 11 1,223 131 555 686 Oct 85,399 1,714 1,108,389 1,195,502 10,885 1,206,387 1,267 12 1,278 113 567 680 Nov 81,762 1,731 1,126,063 1,209,555 10,875 1,220,430 1,191 11 1,202 117 585 702 Dec 81,654 1,737 1,176,598 1,259,989 10,956 1,270,945 3,733 272 4,005 120 592 712 Jan 84,622 1,736 1,135,172 1,221,529 11,001 1,232,530 3,767 278 4,045 100 587 687 Feb 88,713 1,524 1,119,074 1,209,310 11,263 1,220,572 2,771 279 3,050 89 592 681 Mar 87,583 1,516 1,117,154 1,206,253 11,444 1,217,697 2,654 282 2,936 131 588 718 Apr 87,040 1,552 1,070,374 1,158,966 11,310 1,170,276 1,727 284 2,010 137 574 711 May 84,707 1,460 1,078,156 1,164,322 10,991 1,175,314 1,755 289 2,044 153 554 708 Jun 80,251 1,412 1,086,972 1,168,635 10,753 1,179,388 1,812 275 2,087 175 534 709 Jul 79,563 1,387 1,116,801 1,197,752 10,453 1,208,205 1,487 271 1,759 189 519 707 Aug 81,037 1,358 1,142,456 1,224,851 10,412 1,235,263 1,057 270 1,327 224 507 731 Sep 80,027 1,371 1,188,135 1,269,533 10,431 1,279,964 1,071 242 1,313 2,290 512 2,802 Oct 80,354 1,379 1,202,135 1,283,868 10,330 1,294,198 1,045 242 1,286 136 518 654 Nov 79,872 1,359 1,125,452 1,206,683 10,217 1,216,900 1,047 243 1,291 149 508 657 Dec 79,977 1,347 1,098,860 1,180,184 10,682 1,190,866 3,840 238 4,078 157 501 658 2018 Jan 79,906 1,429 1,064,253 1,145,588 10,426 1,156,014 3,857 236 4,094 104 482 585 Feb 79,451 1,328 1,075,137 1,155,916 10,402 1,166,318 2,593 236 2,829 124 487 611 Mar 79,782 1,329 1,130,594 1,211,705 10,520 1,222,225 1,266 237 1,503 150 485 635 NOTES: Monetary gold For the period prior to January 2002 claims and liabilities in respect of the republics of the former SFRY are included in foreign claims and liabilities. Transactions with the republics of the former SFRY have been excluded from calculations since January 2002. Due to the application of the new Decree on the Classification of Activities that entered into force in August 2010, significant changes were made in data series. (4+5) (7+8) Claims on banks Foreign currency In December 2014, the reclassification of institutional units was made. Based on sector tables presented on the NBS webpage http://www.nbs.rs/internet/cirilica/20/index_stat.html, division has been made by institutional sectors in accordance with the European System of Accounts (ESA 2010). As of December 2014, related institutional units subject or not subject to consolidation (finance and insurance sectors, public enterprises, companies, foreign persons and other clients) have been distributed to the appertaining sectors in accordance with ESA 2010 and are no longer presented separately. (10+11) As of end 2014 the criteria for classifying companies as a public company or a non-financial corporation are the following: ownership, control and management. Therefore, at the end of 2014, loans to public non-financial corporations take up a larger share in total loans compared to the previous. 18

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia ASSETS Domestic claims Claims on public enterprises Dinar and indexed dinar Claims on non-bank financial organizations Foreign currency (14+15) Claims on other sectors claims (9+12+13 +16+17) IMF quota Other assets assets (6+18+ 19+20) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 76 717 271 988 19 12,678 9,088 4,084 88,244 1999 1,065 335 1,466 1,801 96 17,398 37,134 16,107 464,463 2000 898 958 1,642 2,600 44 26,077 38,357 43,678 531,362 2001 1,991 468 6,925 7,393 26 40,630 37,369 27,458 246,983 2002 1,849 2,653 4,379 7,032 231 33,081 37,827 18,982 286,648 2003 218 2,655 4,690 7,345 251 31,969 41,972 40,298 360,472 2004 187 2,407 5,842 8,249 483 26,384 48,270 38,578 535,473 2005 230 1,904 11,578 13,482 1,123 31,773 42,199 30,583 817,981 2006 230 2,442 2,822 5,264 1,456 18,356 39,709 33,740 855,461 2007 0 2,400 3,331 5,731 1,929 20,814 45,312 32,900 822,582 2008 0 1,343 3,536 4,879 2,463 19,028 48,926 45,218 1,136,014 2009 0 1,325 4,194 5,519 3,404 10,645 57,103 56,972 1,187,782 2010 0 1,290 4,275 5,565 2,486 9,675 58,066 53,689 1,391,254 2011 0 1,153 4,238 5,391 2,637 9,909 61,945 57,671 1,379,949 2012 0 1,153 4,092 5,245 2,125 8,655 59,874 50,741 1,410,067 2013 1,183 1,155 1,406 2,562 1,168 6,760 67,398 79,721 1,362,235 2014 1,154 1,148 65 1,213 1,160 5,418 72,100 81,736 1,431,753 2015 137 1,107 57 1,164 1,112 7,130 103,110 94,380 1,475,565 143 1,110 54 1,164 1,040 7,083 92,427 88,896 1,379,272 1,354 1,149 2,378 3,528 1,131 7,864 100,370 80,494 1,344,359 Apr 1,302 1,155 2,429 3,585 1,107 7,883 101,555 80,631 1,341,152 May 1,424 1,151 2,441 3,591 1,113 8,062 101,737 80,451 1,346,665 Jun 1,449 1,151 2,443 3,594 1,123 8,074 101,475 80,105 1,384,637 Jul 7 1,150 2,427 3,578 1,151 6,667 100,843 80,218 1,379,277 Aug 8 1,148 2,416 3,564 1,156 6,635 100,443 80,004 1,375,536 Sep 10 1,151 2,466 3,617 1,156 6,740 101,036 80,378 1,394,542 Oct 7 1,149 2,541 3,690 1,123 6,725 102,708 80,800 1,410,661 Nov 137 1,107 57 1,164 1,112 7,130 103,110 94,380 1,475,565 Dec 137 1,110 57 1,167 1,084 7,119 103,021 95,012 1,437,682 Jan 138 1,114 57 1,171 1,081 6,121 103,663 95,677 1,426,033 Feb 140 1,118 57 1,175 1,076 6,046 103,177 85,394 1,412,313 Mar 145 1,108 57 1,165 1,081 5,112 101,773 85,883 1,363,042 Apr 140 1,105 56 1,161 1,070 5,122 99,496 86,478 1,366,410 May 139 1,108 55 1,163 1,065 5,161 96,252 86,785 1,367,587 Jun 143 1,105 55 1,160 1,064 4,832 94,560 86,619 1,394,216 Jul 146 1,107 54 1,161 1,075 4,441 92,889 86,996 1,419,588 Aug 143 1,106 55 1,160 1,070 6,488 93,773 86,718 1,466,943 Sep 138 1,104 55 1,159 1,066 4,303 94,290 87,168 1,479,958 Oct 138 1,109 54 1,164 1,061 4,311 93,271 89,212 1,403,695 Nov 143 1,110 54 1,164 1,040 7,083 92,427 88,896 1,379,272 Dec 2018 137 1,113 54 1,167 815 6,797 91,073 88,851 1,342,735 Jan 135 1,110 53 1,163 825 5,564 91,415 89,405 1,352,703 Feb 135 1,110 54 1,163 825 4,262 91,471 90,998 1,408,957 Mar 19

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 Table 1.1.2 Balance Sheet of the National Bank of Serbia (In million dinars, end of period) LIABILITIES Foreign liabilities Reserve money IMF loans Other liabilities (1+2) Currency in circulation Required Giro reserves 1) accounts 2) Bank dinar reserves Vault cash Excess bank deposits (5+6+ 7+8) Other dinar deposits Local government Other sectors (10+11) Dinar reserve money (4+9+12) Foreign currency bank deposits reserve money (13+14) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1999 1,517 57,458 58,975 6,707 1,215 579 98 97 1,989 0 0 0 8,696 3,275 11,971 2000 9,618 364,351 373,969 10,933 3,714 3,893 195 129 7,931 149 0 149 19,013 15,013 34,026 2001 18,432 376,308 394,740 25,266 8,022 7,810 350 74 16,256 121 0 121 41,643 16,409 58,052 2002 33,433 14,177 47,610 43,719 11,466 9,547 1,741 2,978 25,732 92 0 92 69,543 32,365 101,908 2003 50,088 14,005 64,093 42,979 16,212 1,013 4,097 6,626 27,948 1,313 27 1,340 72,267 43,163 115,430 2004 55,871 13,389 69,260 45,165 20,953 1,494 4,281 5,364 32,092 5,099 27 5,126 82,383 65,565 147,948 2005 62,577 19,296 81,873 53,650 26,046 2,712 7,053 4,892 40,703 5,923 65 5,988 100,341 147,467 247,808 2006 14,662 41,030 55,692 68,461 34,290-1,532 10,206 22,499 65,463 9,423 62 9,485 143,409 253,563 396,972 2007 0 13,805 13,805 77,000 30,393-8,841 15,614 44,910 82,076 9,939 5 9,944 169,020 270,152 439,172 2008 0 13,732 13,732 90,075 165,227 29,392 18,743 5,495 218,857 10,848 1 10,849 319,781 194,344 514,125 2009 106,434 8,124 114,558 95,519 111,874 14,790 17,406 6,960 151,030 7,718 1 7,719 254,268 279,508 533,776 2010 161,654 8,687 170,341 91,750 65,079-6,987 17,877 11,444 87,412 8,998 1 8,999 188,161 349,177 537,338 2011 170,143 8,286 178,429 114,190 71,247 3,485 18,211 11,682 104,625 8,253 0 8,253 227,067 380,654 607,722 2012 158,210 7,523 165,733 110,547 140,322 4,956 25,560 14,755 185,593 12,612 5 12,617 308,756 318,332 627,088 2013 80,089 6,678 86,767 122,439 144,989 9,350 26,352 19,190 199,880 22,138 2 22,140 344,459 297,249 641,708 2014 18,421 8,084 26,505 130,468 158,126 23,465 28,017 2,020 211,627 28,592 2 28,594 370,690 238,770 609,460 2015 1,804 5,954 7,758 139,818 145,324 7,323 31,614 64,234 248,496 33,024 331 33,355 421,668 229,823 651,491 0 5,341 5,341 159,265 147,344 32,419 33,966 6,913 220,642 39,277 0 39,277 419,184 221,763 640,947 0 3,986 3,986 163,931 155,762 34,352 35,250 6,408 231,773 46,101 1,147 47,248 442,952 195,058 638,010 Apr 2 5,259 5,261 140,790 136,305-14 31,677 24,993 192,961 29,771 2 29,773 363,525 188,650 552,174 May 0 5,429 5,429 131,932 137,697 4,748 34,025 16,721 193,191 33,988 0 33,988 359,111 194,230 553,342 Jun 0 5,591 5,591 137,324 139,025 27,155 32,286 4,364 202,830 35,224 0 35,224 375,378 195,575 570,953 Jul 0 5,087 5,087 146,628 140,979 11,927 30,758 5,390 189,054 34,367 0 34,367 370,049 191,110 561,159 Aug 0 5,155 5,155 139,325 141,187-838 33,622 7,097 181,068 38,090 0 38,090 358,483 193,418 551,901 Sep 0 5,166 5,166 144,839 142,677 7,765 32,180 5,876 188,497 32,619 0 32,619 365,955 190,792 556,747 ct 0 5,545 5,545 141,289 145,101-10,490 35,711 3,646 173,968 30,439 0 30,439 345,696 195,316 541,012 Nov 0 5,828 5,828 143,603 147,569 15,924 32,740 2,640 198,872 32,031 0 32,031 374,506 201,890 576,396 Dec 0 5,341 5,341 159,265 147,344 32,419 33,966 6,913 220,642 39,277 0 39,277 419,184 221,763 640,947 Jan 0 5,367 5,367 144,641 150,479 12,975 35,190 2,708 201,351 41,475 0 41,475 387,468 209,637 597,105 Feb 0 5,244 5,244 145,195 150,667 22,972 34,225 3,721 211,585 44,432 50 44,482 401,262 207,440 608,702 Mar 0 5,227 5,227 146,340 149,084-7,947 33,928 3,846 178,912 44,135 1,289 45,424 370,676 204,692 575,367 Apr 0 5,063 5,063 152,248 148,743 3,326 34,173 5,553 191,795 40,374 1,289 41,663 385,705 202,805 588,510 May 0 4,969 4,969 142,175 150,282 1,075 37,373 2,573 191,303 45,097 1,289 46,386 379,865 202,141 582,006 Jun 0 4,803 4,803 145,270 150,090-20,244 35,628 6,450 171,924 44,529 1,289 45,818 363,012 200,171 563,183 Jul 0 4,354 4,354 144,421 149,753 20,994 39,461 3,543 213,751 45,179 1,289 46,468 404,640 197,021 601,660 Aug 0 4,112 4,112 141,813 149,510 13,478 36,844 6,834 206,666 47,346 1,289 48,635 397,114 197,008 594,121 Sep 0 4,040 4,040 146,829 151,309 3,006 35,482 2,739 192,536 48,704 1,289 49,993 389,358 199,660 589,019 ct 0 4,041 4,041 142,019 152,680 12,923 39,359 3,959 208,921 45,506 1,289 46,795 397,735 201,503 599,238 Nov 0 4,021 4,021 143,950 153,063 4,554 37,168 3,880 198,666 47,743 1,289 49,032 391,648 201,863 593,510 Dec 0 3,986 3,986 163,931 155,762 34,352 35,250 6,408 231,773 46,101 1,147 47,248 442,952 195,058 638,010 2018 Jan 0 4,085 4,085 143,403 156,599 12,387 37,891 4,500 211,377 47,885 973 48,858 403,638 201,777 605,415 Feb 0 3,598 3,598 145,343 157,292 9,928 36,948 5,944 210,113 47,988 973 48,961 404,416 209,626 614,042 Mar 0 3,328 3,328 151,880 157,847-5,851 35,761 6,447 194,203 45,652 973 46,625 392,708 206,920 599,629 1) Since May 2004 required reserves are shown in terms of their calculated values. 2) As of May 2004, required reserves are not allocated to a separate account but form a part of the gyro account. For the calculation of excess reserves, gyro account balances in column 6 have been reduced by the amount of calculated required reserves. 3) Until September 2010 Statistical Bulletin, funds approved to the Republic of Serbia by the IMF under SDR allocation (August, September 2009) were included in the National Bank of Serbia's capital and deducted from Other liabilities. As of September 2010, these funds are fully excluded from the NBS balance sheet and the data series are shown without them. NOTE: Due to the application of the new Decree on the Classification of Activities that entered into force in August 2010, significant changes were made in data series. 20

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia Government deposits Dinar and indexed dinar Foreign currency (16+17) Dinar and indexed dinar Other deposits Foreign currency (19+20) Liabilities with respect to NBS repo transactions Liabilities with respect to other transactions NBS savings bills Restricted deposits Capital accounts 3) IMF accounts with NBS Other liabilities 3) LIABILITIES liabilities (3+15+18 +21 to 28) 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 568 306 874 5 0 5 0 1,401 0 142 3,789 6,326 4,761 88,244 1999 1,828 4,482 6,310 4 3 7 0 555 0 57 6,725 34,944 7,870 464,463 2000 3,612 7,259 10,871 5 0 5 0 724 0 1,001 8,090 40,216 17,663 531,362 2001 5,009 6,159 11,168 5 4 9 0 2,862 0 2,064 6,992 36,956 37,414 246,983 2002 12,999 18,107 31,106 3 660 663 0 2,261 0 1,715 12,817 37,905 20,657 286,647 2003 22,966 9,990 32,956 17 902 919 0 1,754 0 502 28,481 42,375 36,277 360,472 2004 40,718 18,806 59,524 7 1,146 1,153 16,829 8 157 562 35,601 49,680 42,278 535,473 2005 19,678 103,443 123,121 3 946 949 141,850 7,890 2,147 629 2,341 41,832 44,558 817,981 2006 29,200 81,998 111,198 0 717 717 207,965 9,725 819 712 1,904 39,425 30,019 855,461 2007 19,702 40,725 60,427 0 3,522 3,522 77,807 12,616 0 418 59,313 46,069 34,553 822,582 2008 62,984 49,255 112,239 0 5,396 5,396 151,676 3 0 448 123,187 49,313 45,418 1,136,014 2009 54,016 53,695 107,711 0 4,889 4,889 46,900 8 0 708 202,334 57,105 60,448 1,187,782 2010 49,927 98,849 148,776 0 7,258 7,258 120,550 45 0 427 208,622 58,067 61,358 1,391,254 2011 55,066 105,785 160,852 0 5,071 5,071 39,800 41 0 2,025 264,266 62,012 53,061 1,379,949 2012 89,137 148,150 237,287 6 9,215 9,221 110,000 32 0 776 216,899 59,899 47,478 1,410,067 2013 103,402 164,081 267,483 0 7,109 7,109 7,500 14 0 2,875 306,792 68,231 66,265 1,362,235 2014 125,442 126,166 251,608 0 5,081 5,081 30,600 43 0 2,764 341,107 72,300 69,001 1,431,753 2015 95,032 119,587 214,619 1 3,316 3,317 33,800 10 0 1,001 390,653 103,399 82,479 1,475,565 117,648 101,160 218,807 0 2,313 2,313 45,100 86 0 684 298,312 91,673 80,300 1,379,272 97,911 116,084 213,995 0 5,709 5,709 45,000 35 0 1,192 316,137 100,421 104,434 1,344,359 Apr 92,372 108,633 201,005 0 10,548 10,548 40,800 56 0 923 322,488 101,709 104,851 1,341,152 May 89,263 108,111 197,374 0 4,477 4,477 28,180 53 0 929 366,917 101,906 70,284 1,346,665 Jun 125,136 108,120 233,256 0 4,164 4,164 40,000 55 0 1,183 368,193 101,622 69,918 1,384,637 Jul 130,770 98,756 229,526 0 4,107 4,107 55,000 30 0 2,469 361,159 100,936 68,993 1,379,277 Aug 121,534 92,481 214,015 0 4,309 4,309 65,000 49 0 1,253 359,761 100,500 68,736 1,375,536 Sep 138,953 92,588 231,541 0 4,185 4,185 76,300 80 0 1,425 364,047 101,144 69,263 1,394,542 ct 130,938 81,517 212,455 1 3,619 3,620 65,000 54 0 1,872 372,480 102,961 69,994 1,410,661 Nov 95,032 119,587 214,619 1 3,316 3,317 33,800 10 0 1,001 390,653 103,399 82,479 1,475,565 Dec 107,124 108,681 215,804 0 3,569 3,570 37,950 147 0 1,118 341,666 103,302 131,655 1,437,682 Jan 93,696 111,552 205,248 0 2,996 2,996 17,100 115 0 919 349,769 103,999 131,941 1,426,033 Feb 95,327 113,382 208,709 0 2,935 2,935 59,340 163 0 685 384,663 103,471 71,752 1,412,313 Mar 94,665 88,898 183,563 1 2,966 2,966 35,000 206 0 743 372,513 101,827 72,651 1,363,042 Apr 107,101 95,029 202,130 0 3,119 3,119 45,000 90 0 677 355,576 99,354 73,491 1,366,410 May 133,521 93,713 227,234 0 2,951 2,951 68,519 116 0 528 330,018 95,829 74,407 1,367,587 Jun 162,792 111,726 274,517 0 3,022 3,022 25,400 126 0 594 316,774 93,990 73,777 1,394,216 Jul 167,831 113,186 281,016 20 3,394 3,414 65,000 213 0 627 304,684 92,174 74,226 1,419,588 Aug 175,750 140,359 316,109 2 6,498 6,500 75,000 118 0 468 308,519 93,136 74,035 1,466,943 Sep 197,623 147,843 345,466 0 3,241 3,241 44,600 42 0 517 314,449 93,696 74,668 1,479,958 ct 171,153 99,242 270,394 65 3,106 3,171 56,500 72 0 578 305,576 92,590 77,281 1,403,695 Nov 117,648 101,160 218,807 0 2,313 2,313 45,100 86 0 684 298,312 91,673 80,300 1,379,272 Dec 2018 138,538 98,329 236,867 0 2,310 2,310 40,000 84 0 688 283,851 90,202 79,233 1,342,735 Jan 160,036 103,298 263,333 0 2,245 2,245 16,750 63 0 573 284,375 90,573 77,150 1,352,703 Feb 162,589 146,299 308,888 0 2,352 2,352 40,000 45 0 609 284,268 90,634 79,204 1,408,957 Mar 21

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 Table 1.1.3 Balance Sheet of Banks (In million dinars, end of period) ASSETS Foreign assets Domestic claims Foreign exchange reserves Other foreign assets (1+2) Dinar and indexed dinar Claims on government Foreign currency (4+5) Claims on government against frozen forex savings deposits Reserves with NBS Dinar deposits Claims against repo transactions 1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1999 5,374 5,609 10,983 3,888 4 3,892 43,024 98 1,669 232 8,712 10,711 295 11,006 2000 34,942 28,691 63,633 5,711 123 5,834 222,638 195 7,711 186 36,442 44,534 503 45,037 2001 55,631 27,490 83,121 6,875 281 7,156 208,318 350 16,295 375 43,281 60,301 709 61,010 2002 41,691 12,273 53,964 5,075 7,313 12,388 66 1,742 23,404 1,161 34,895 61,202 1,466 62,668 2003 45,686 13,900 59,586 2,739 9,756 12,495 0 4,097 1,013 21,959 43,049 70,118 4,120 74,238 2004 46,904 18,073 64,977 7,601 13,993 21,594 0 4,281 22,434 5,089 65,234 97,038 0 2,423 99,461 2005 46,808 20,231 67,039 4,942 18,653 23,595 0 7,053 28,667 4,673 147,742 188,135 16,895 601 205,631 2006 40,944 14,941 55,885 1,821 16,625 18,446 0 10,206 32,766 20,189 253,619 316,780 144,860 6,672 468,312 2007 96,808 14,342 111,150 124 8,269 8,393 0 15,614 21,551 43,226 270,324 350,715 208,051 10,653 569,419 2008 81,482 38,425 119,907 2,035 7,420 9,455 0 18,743 194,620 5,545 193,849 412,757 77,838 17,018 507,613 2009 136,630 25,135 161,765 90,215 17,609 107,824 0 17,406 126,665 6,962 279,191 430,224 151,741 1,026 582,991 2010 177,692 46,632 224,324 147,887 44,777 192,664 0 17,877 58,092 11,448 349,283 436,700 46,926 792 484,417 2011 84,666 41,764 126,430 128,561 69,520 198,081 0 18,211 74,732 11,685 380,385 485,013 120,619 316 605,947 2012 120,236 49,097 169,333 173,461 116,898 290,360 0 25,560 145,278 14,755 318,304 503,896 39,822 393 544,111 2013 104,696 31,076 135,771 215,214 120,806 336,021 0 26,352 154,339 19,190 297,636 497,516 110,005 442 607,963 2014 209,898 56,632 266,530 282,628 174,398 457,026 0 28,017 181,590 2,019 238,786 450,413 7,500 935 458,847 2015 174,566 32,959 207,525 334,270 204,206 538,476 0 31,614 152,647 64,230 229,405 477,897 30,601 597 509,094 192,214 48,385 240,599 373,729 264,425 638,153 0 33,966 177,918 6,912 221,617 440,413 33,800 663 474,875 131,569 68,480 200,049 376,953 253,425 630,378 0 35,250 190,104 6,408 194,884 426,646 45,103 710 472,458 Apr 214,814 36,146 250,960 354,154 233,705 587,859 0 31,677 136,293 24,988 188,443 381,401 45,005 410 426,816 May 220,177 55,512 275,689 368,664 232,561 601,226 0 34,025 142,450 16,720 194,074 387,269 40,805 390 428,463 Jun 210,083 41,912 251,995 360,063 243,405 603,468 0 32,286 166,178 4,364 195,059 397,886 28,182 1,325 427,392 Jul 191,982 46,832 238,814 363,220 245,899 609,119 0 30,758 152,895 5,589 190,939 380,180 40,002 188 420,370 Aug 195,252 48,643 243,894 367,796 244,866 612,663 0 33,622 140,348 7,097 193,201 374,268 55,001 930 430,199 Sep 198,475 46,965 245,440 362,941 249,435 612,376 0 32,180 150,440 5,876 190,574 379,070 65,003 177 444,250 Oct 209,010 51,457 260,467 366,303 255,375 621,678 0 35,711 134,607 3,646 195,216 369,179 76,303 175 445,657 Nov 198,846 46,054 244,900 367,255 249,193 616,447 0 32,740 163,491 2,640 201,703 400,573 65,000 194 465,767 Dec 192,214 48,385 240,599 373,729 264,425 638,153 0 33,966 177,918 6,912 221,617 440,413 33,800 663 474,875 Jan 186,674 59,893 246,567 382,175 258,528 640,703 0 35,190 161,622 2,708 209,514 409,034 37,953 218 447,205 Feb 196,643 53,728 250,371 371,570 260,275 631,845 0 34,225 171,807 3,722 207,354 417,107 17,106 175 434,389 Mar 183,737 53,673 237,410 367,508 268,420 635,928 0 33,928 139,306 3,846 204,486 381,567 59,342 193 441,101 Apr 178,362 55,145 233,507 367,230 272,476 639,706 0 34,173 150,251 5,552 202,551 392,526 35,001 848 428,375 May 175,263 63,207 238,471 368,455 270,765 639,220 0 37,373 149,555 2,573 201,935 391,437 45,000 710 437,147 Jun 164,249 52,921 217,170 363,333 271,436 634,769 0 35,628 129,845 6,450 200,024 371,946 68,522 1,324 441,792 Jul 162,697 67,374 230,071 361,804 269,086 630,890 0 39,461 170,744 3,544 196,883 410,631 25,408 703 436,742 Aug 163,133 50,810 213,943 361,900 265,909 627,809 0 36,844 162,987 6,834 196,744 403,409 65,003 763 469,175 Sep 140,909 57,746 198,655 364,704 258,638 623,342 0 35,482 154,302 2,739 199,446 391,969 75,009 713 467,691 Oct 162,032 65,613 227,645 367,989 259,256 627,245 0 39,359 165,615 3,959 201,371 410,304 44,611 196 455,111 Nov 155,913 63,371 219,284 383,041 248,571 631,612 0 37,168 157,616 3,880 201,699 400,364 56,501 217 457,082 Dec 131,569 68,480 200,049 376,953 253,425 630,378 0 35,250 190,104 6,408 194,884 426,646 45,103 710 472,458 2018 Jan 147,216 67,843 215,059 392,184 248,219 640,403 0 37,891 168,983 4,500 201,705 413,078 40,000 512 453,591 Feb 167,349 83,244 250,593 391,307 245,003 636,310 0 36,948 167,219 5,944 209,512 419,623 16,750 1,358 437,731 Mar 164,339 60,956 225,295 398,757 254,524 653,281 0 35,761 151,984 6,447 206,741 400,933 40,004 1,154 442,091 Vault cash Gyro accounts Foreign currency deposits (8 to 11) 1) As of 23 September 2005, NBS began auction repo sale of NBS bills. NOTES: From January 2002 four large state-owned banks whose licences were revoked were excluded as well as banks undergoing liquidation for a number of (38 banks) while their respective positions from the last month of operation were repeated in subsequent balance sheets of commercial banks. Due to application of the new Activities Classification Decree that came into force in August 2010, significant changes were made in data series. In December 2014, the reclassification of institutional units was made. Based on sector tables presented on the NBS webpage http://www.nbs.rs/internet/cirilica/20/index_stat.html, division has been made by institutional sectors in accordance with the European System of Accounts (ESA 2010). As of December 2014, related institutional units subject or not subject to consolidation (finance and insurance sectors, public enterprises, companies, foreign persons and other clients) have been distributed to the appertaining sectors in accordance with ESA 2010 and are no longer presented separately. As of end 2014 the criteria for classifying companies as a public company or a non-financial corporation are the following: ownership, control and management. Therefore, at the end of 2014, loans to public non-financial corporations take up a larger share in total loans compared to the previous. Other claims on NBS claims on NBS (12+13 +14) 22

Statistical Bulletin March 2018 National Bank of Serbia ASSETS Domestic claims Other financial organizations Local government Public enterprises Claims on other sectors Companies Households Non-profit and other organizations (16 to 21) (6+7+ 15+22) Fixed assets Other assets assets (3+23 to 25) 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 158 263 7,669 56,588 1,760 823 67,261 125,183 10,061 32,669 178,896 1999 250 1,480 32,499 180,554 2,849 5,300 222,932 496,441 24,725 214,230 799,029 2000 554 1,627 36,987 209,900 5,277 9,295 263,640 540,124 26,427 249,657 899,329 2001 999 593 7,335 144,291 16,139 2,516 171,873 246,995 28,133 29,915 359,007 2002 414 1,410 9,890 185,552 29,333 1,830 228,429 315,162 34,840 42,280 451,868 2003 870 1,269 15,948 248,229 66,356 2,179 334,851 455,906 42,010 52,078 614,971 2004 619 2,208 19,171 351,220 131,860 4,301 509,379 738,605 55,866 52,681 914,191 2005 918 5,033 16,866 363,529 203,318 4,672 594,336 1,081,094 66,178 71,130 1,274,287 2006 1,395 7,008 17,820 489,171 305,457 6,446 827,297 1,405,109 74,506 87,604 1,678,369 2007 13,802 9,244 25,470 637,152 428,179 3,349 1,117,196 1,634,264 88,751 73,728 1,916,650 2008 13,896 11,533 50,317 754,681 462,345 5,965 1,298,737 1,989,552 98,442 86,287 2,336,046 2009 29,915 18,106 69,521 958,573 571,205 663 1,647,983 2,325,064 106,307 85,571 2,741,266 2010 38,193 25,713 98,087 1,015,751 601,743 765 1,780,252 2,584,280 115,244 75,966 2,901,920 2011 40,210 31,731 106,214 1,117,655 652,686 1,561 1,950,055 2,784,526 112,531 92,182 3,158,571 2012 44,564 34,360 97,962 1,012,084 673,665 911 1,863,546 2,807,530 119,298 86,234 3,148,833 2013 21,026 35,233 168,274 970,436 724,614 1,089 1,920,672 2,836,545 109,085 94,024 3,306,185 2014 23,557 32,182 168,351 992,225 759,050 1,401 1,976,766 3,024,336 112,671 82,609 3,427,141 2015 28,267 31,365 116,407 1,009,700 838,621 2,065 2,026,425 3,139,453 113,468 100,211 3,593,732 29,751 27,623 90,939 1,011,349 904,192 1,273 2,065,128 3,167,964 109,338 121,577 3,598,927 25,163 32,494 153,321 964,487 778,472 1,830 1,955,767 2,970,442 112,776 92,570 3,426,748 Apr 30,117 32,472 148,913 973,649 788,116 1,749 1,975,016 3,004,705 113,401 92,551 3,486,346 May 26,566 32,313 147,057 994,572 801,193 1,706 2,003,408 3,034,268 113,938 99,739 3,499,940 Jun 27,792 32,742 152,188 995,956 808,592 1,549 2,018,820 3,048,309 113,200 100,153 3,500,476 Jul 28,294 32,009 149,358 991,786 815,747 1,498 2,018,691 3,061,552 114,123 94,391 3,513,960 Aug 26,959 31,920 144,966 1,009,847 824,120 1,621 2,039,432 3,096,058 113,921 92,124 3,547,543 Sep 27,850 31,102 121,833 1,005,100 830,563 1,608 2,018,056 3,085,391 114,054 101,477 3,561,389 Oct 27,615 30,353 120,015 1,008,066 836,114 1,598 2,023,761 3,105,976 113,872 94,616 3,559,364 Nov 28,267 31,365 116,407 1,009,700 838,621 2,065 2,026,425 3,139,453 113,468 100,211 3,593,732 Dec 26,779 31,464 112,290 996,816 844,804 1,962 2,014,114 3,102,022 113,397 99,490 3,561,476 Jan 24,210 31,471 113,104 999,667 849,817 1,914 2,020,183 3,086,417 112,664 98,672 3,548,123 Feb 25,529 31,245 112,089 1,005,550 864,093 2,073 2,040,580 3,117,608 112,587 91,989 3,559,594 Mar 27,070 31,994 108,981 990,851 868,188 1,913 2,028,998 3,097,079 112,652 109,976 3,553,214 Apr 27,646 31,629 106,609 987,367 879,061 1,791 2,034,101 3,110,467 112,418 101,150 3,562,505 May 29,658 31,027 103,078 999,225 883,454 1,772 2,048,213 3,124,775 112,129 106,137 3,560,210 Jun 29,295 30,712 109,636 1,006,265 889,545 1,696 2,067,149 3,134,781 112,380 114,667 3,591,900 Jul 29,258 30,018 106,548 1,006,876 896,234 1,631 2,070,563 3,167,547 112,085 102,909 3,596,484 Aug 29,889 29,696 101,910 999,258 893,041 1,509 2,055,302 3,146,336 111,457 110,435 3,566,883 Sep 27,661 29,772 102,732 993,935 903,112 1,591 2,058,803 3,141,158 110,942 110,415 3,590,160 Oct 28,121 29,003 101,763 1,006,608 907,564 1,673 2,074,732 3,163,426 110,785 108,329 3,601,824 Nov 29,751 27,623 90,939 1,011,349 904,192 1,273 2,065,128 3,167,964 109,338 121,577 3,598,927 Dec 2018 24,720 28,167 90,134 1,006,528 911,531 1,458 2,062,537 3,156,531 109,043 116,831 3,597,465 Jan 24,479 28,191 91,528 1,005,249 913,917 1,409 2,064,772 3,138,813 109,208 105,420 3,604,033 Feb 24,330 29,032 88,641 1,011,709 924,110 1,265 2,079,087 3,174,459 109,150 111,652 3,620,556 Mar 23

National Bank of Serbia Statistical Bulletin March 2018 Table 1.1.3 Balance Sheet of Banks (In million dinars, end of period) LIABILITIES Dinar and indexed dinar Foreign currency (2+3) Other financial organizations Local government Public enterprises Companies Households Nonprofit and other organizations (5 to 10) Other financial organizations Local government Public Companies enterprises Households Nonprofit and other organizations (12 to 17) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1999 34,770 1,297 37 1,334 99 337 570 5,027 1,236 803 8,072 329 119 270 2,354 446 374 3,892 2000 180,429 2,544 215 2,759 630 1,292 1,026 8,242 3,020 1,734 15,944 298 116 640 3,656 714 440 5,864 2001 207,974 4,041 447 4,488 889 3,390 2,157 17,874 5,067 3,469 32,846 745 219 920 5,765 1,559 651 9,859 2002 17,123 10,499 9,674 20,173 150 5,065 6,178 26,520 7,908 4,183 50,004 1,023 415 4,166 6,921 3,528 1,023 17,076 2003 23,280 4,935 5,367 10,302 531 8 6,853 34,769 9,179 3,643 54,983 1,293 6,797 3,647 7,864 4,231 1,756 25,588 2004 83,225 1,518 3,576 5,094 1,022 20 10,134 36,528 9,585 3,678 60,967 1,783 9,212 4,834 14,020 3,148 1,937 34,934 2005 191,124 2,886 5,527 8,413 1,487 12 9,893 55,167 13,454 5,298 85,311 2,550 11,501 8,708 18,715 3,088 2,662 47,224 2006 307,742 11,519 4,467 15,986 3,707 50 9,330 81,687 21,346 6,024 122,144 6,681 14,077 15,348 33,395 5,383 3,989 78,873 2007 299,769 15,894 4,340 20,234 4,176 59 14,765 107,994 27,595 7,340 161,929 9,569 10,980 17,141 89,947 9,947 4,028 141,612 2008 349,560 7,300 5,576 12,876 6,845 433 9,321 76,634 41,974 4,613 139,820 36,035 12,786 16,055 76,327 10,575 2,503 154,281 2009 499,546 4,785 6,519 11,304 5,142 1,119 11,097 83,004 49,150 5,677 155,189 34,109 16,340 18,279 94,583 12,400 2,630 178,341 2010 609,715 4,044 16,584 20,628 9,333 131 10,183 79,869 47,440 5,581 152,538 18,647 9,524 17,212 95,707 13,360 2,759 157,209 2011 547,687 4,363 16,679 21,042 7,237 151 8,547 89,145 60,209 5,963 171,251 27,198 10,837 23,852 109,956 19,355 3,023 194,220 2012 580,937 5,276 30,361 35,636 8,676 38 11,705 97,473 61,213 6,430 185,535 24,747 12,630 11,126 102,493 17,630 3,393 172,019 2013 493,100 6,993 44,016 51,009 17,508 28 15,214 126,303 77,061 7,573 243,686 18,741 10,746 12,709 79,308 33,672 4,120 159,295 2014 411,597 21,143 64,206 85,350 13,539 590 40,337 118,500 89,589 9,250 271,805 14,057 10,735 17,869 98,209 38,057 4,093 183,020 2015 385,480 16,265 78,485 94,750 11,247 1,298 54,877 147,871 105,897 10,113 331,303 19,439 5,762 22,825 100,669 45,364 3,941 198,000 350,314 16,652 70,775 87,427 12,858 2,682 57,397 187,638 136,711 12,028 409,314 16,864 5,023 30,751 94,517 50,366 2,932 200,453 400,624 17,557 44,968 62,525 8,226 2,688 62,826 218,119 151,987 14,647 458,494 22,138 6,163 29,191 91,878 49,490 3,474 202,334 Apr 361,137 22,211 77,618 99,829 11,572 1,479 54,020 137,977 109,461 11,055 325,564 16,700 6,079 21,780 66,121 47,053 3,797 161,529 May 352,258 22,525 86,430 108,955 11,816 1,721 55,951 148,532 107,494 11,131 336,645 17,494 6,046 20,413 74,672 47,269 3,747 169,640 Jun 341,871 22,391 77,610 100,000 14,599 1,686 54,440 153,301 112,830 11,138 347,994 19,013 6,296 20,801 67,260 47,659 3,436 164,464 Jul 338,540 15,811 75,860 91,670 11,108 1,840 61,224 151,803 118,780 10,808 355,562 19,728 6,572 21,659 61,815 48,315 3,511 161,599 Aug 340,915 15,746 76,114 91,860 11,800 1,895 59,121 164,493 117,216 11,212 365,737 19,805 6,721 21,696 66,031 48,108 3,545 165,904 Sep 338,115 16,191 76,957 93,148 13,028 2,961 61,254 168,455 121,296 11,879 378,873 17,551 5,725 23,297 72,123 48,986 3,090 170,772 Oct 335,430 15,810 76,774 92,583 11,614 3,065 62,162 170,070 120,498 12,283 379,691 15,750 5,676 24,618 75,676 49,114 2,863 173,696 Nov 328,781 15,911 76,431 92,341 13,238 2,184 67,165 176,422 123,185 12,854 395,048 15,285 5,801 22,613 76,466 49,500 2,829 172,494 Dec 350,314 16,652 70,775 87,427 12,858 2,682 57,397 187,638 136,711 12,028 409,314 16,864 5,023 30,751 94,517 50,366 2,932 200,453 Jan 336,605 17,399 68,520 85,919 13,199 2,715 60,393 175,939 128,144 11,873 392,263 15,335 4,718 28,538 78,420 50,911 3,213 181,133 Feb 322,713 16,794 68,141 84,935 13,691 2,045 59,255 166,478 131,183 12,193 384,845 16,127 5,961 29,064 78,158 51,056 3,320 183,686 Mar 324,373 16,791 67,576 84,366 13,646 2,082 59,836 166,628 132,468 12,273 386,931 16,282 5,938 28,249 88,490 51,286 3,765 194,010 Apr 327,418 16,224 65,821 82,045 13,699 3,272 58,733 163,534 135,497 12,507 387,242 17,862 5,768 27,662 73,273 51,399 3,626 179,591 May 321,901 15,159 63,766 78,925 11,088 2,629 64,263 176,265 132,147 14,578 400,969 18,558 6,628 24,094 81,860 51,240 3,988 186,366 Jun 336,551 15,799 59,183 74,981 11,253 2,758 51,144 183,375 137,229 12,880 398,639 20,782 6,469 25,927 87,994 50,706 3,611 195,489 Jul 353,199 15,405 58,298 73,703 10,061 2,866 51,249 186,603 136,680 12,697 400,156 18,658 6,719 24,373 93,372 49,445 3,727 196,294 Aug 363,378 15,227 57,183 72,409 10,144 2,898 52,587 193,484 135,045 12,902 407,059 20,748 6,337 27,878 96,960 49,202 3,668 204,792 Sep 376,186 15,461 50,383 65,844 8,310 2,861 52,653 193,348 135,436 13,245 405,853 21,522 6,899 28,081 97,088 48,675 3,400 205,665 Oct 383,184 15,617 50,466 66,082 8,147 2,776 57,681 205,634 133,450 13,677 421,365 22,290 8,120 28,177 87,414 48,476 3,442 197,919 Nov 383,159 15,753 49,061 64,814 8,255 2,600 57,181 208,821 135,656 14,067 426,579 22,664 8,564 28,327 89,443 48,683 3,475 201,156 Dec 400,624 17,557 44,968 62,525 8,226 2,688 62,826 218,119 151,987 14,647 458,494 22,138 6,163 29,191 91,878 49,490 3,474 202,334 2018 Jan 408,538 21,530 44,584 66,114 8,705 2,271 59,960 219,001 142,355 14,778 447,070 21,598 5,604 27,052 87,303 49,993 3,508 195,058 Feb 407,103 23,899 44,830 68,729 8,947 2,131 54,965 198,964 147,033 13,540 425,581 22,494 6,683 27,623 90,938 50,228 3,796 201,762 Mar 420,381 23,739 43,937 67,677 8,485 1,926 58,040 203,234 148,783 13,949 434,416 22,068 8,139 28,694 92,304 50,931 3,575 205,713 NOTES: Foreign liabilities Government deposits Transaction deposits in dinars Due to application of the new Activities Classification Decree that came into force in August 2010, significant changes were made in data series. Dinar and indexed dinar saving and time deposits In December 2014, the reclassification of institutional units was made. Based on sector tables presented on the NBS webpage http://www.nbs.rs/internet/cirilica/20/index_stat.html, division has been made by institutional sectors in accordance with the European System of Accounts (ESA 2010). As of December 2014, related institutional units subject or not subject to consolidation (finance and insurance sectors, public enterprises, companies, foreign persons and other clients) have been distributed to the appertaining sectors in accordance with ESA 2010 and are no longer presented separately. As of end 2014 the criteria for classifying companies as a public company or a non-financial corporation are the following: ownership, control and management. Therefore, at the end of 2014, loans to public non-financial corporations take up a larger share in total loans compared to the previous. 24