The bank said its performance was due to the economic boom in Saudi Arabia on the back of rising oil receipts, increased lending and improved living standards. Shareholders' equity rose 74 percent to SR2.67 billion [$712 million], assets rose 32 percent to SR14.2 billion [$3.78 billion], deposits rose 33 percent to SR10.8 billion [$2.88 billion] and loans increased 33 percent to SR6.9 billion [$1.84 billion].