Preliminary financial results for the year that ended 2018 released by DFCU bank paint a mixed picture of losses in some areas and gains in others.
According to the results, the bank's asset base reduced from Shs 3.1 trillion to Shs 2.9 trillion, a decline of 5% which the bank attributed to repayment of borrowed funds.
The bank's total comprehensive income the year also went down to Shs 60.8 billion. The bank attributed this to payment of a one-off item of Shs 119 billion.
On the flip side, deposits remained stable at Shs 1.9 trillion, neither improving nor reducing, according to the statement.
The bank said this was good because it is in line with their strategy of maintaining a cost effective source of funding.
Loans also grew up 5% according to the statement from the bank.
Since its controversial purchase of Crane Bank in January 2017, DFCU has not had it easy.
