The share of loans to large state-owned companies increased from 20% to 35% over three years.

      The Chairwoman of the Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, announced this at the Central Bank's Financial Congress. Over the past three years, the share of loans provided to large state-owned companies has increased from 20% to 35%. This was reported by the Chairwoman of the Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, at the Central Bank's Financial Congress, TASS reports. According to her, financial resources are logically directed to where there is state support — banks choose such assets due to reduced risks. Nabiullina emphasized that this trend is not new and has been ongoing for several years. At the same time, she noted the importance of stimulating capital flows into sectors with high and growing labor productivity at all stages of the chain. Also read: "1.6 trillion withdrawn: where the money went and where to look for returns."