The purpose of this study is to analyze the bank`s assets in the Repubic of Croatia.The total amount of Banks' assets at the end of june 2017. records 382,1 bn. kuna. The study confirmed that the bank`s assets are the most defined by loans. The total credit placements at the end of the first half of 2017. is equal to 238,5 bn. kuna. The largest number of loans in households are decreasing in the last few years, followed by loans of the nonfinacial sector, that shows a slight growth and indicate an increase in economic activity, as evidenced by data of GDP growth for 2017. In the structure of household`s loans, the domination took the housing loans with the share of 18,5% and non-purpose cash loans with the 16,22%of total bank assets. The share of total non-performing loans is about 15% and has a tendency to decline. Loans denominated in euro are dominated by 61.41%, as a result of higher interest rates on kuna loans, while in third place are loans in Swiss francs with 0.8% of total loans. The 19% of total assets are cash and deposits, of which 30% is a mandatory reserve and it is an indicator of banks' high liquidity. The securities portfolio recorded an increase of shares in regards of previous year and it takes 14% of total assets. It is characterized by a strong investment security, 76% of the portfolio are government bonds and 18% are the treasury records of the Ministry of finance. The least represented are material assets together with the transferred assets and shares in other associations participate with 3.3% and there are no significant deviations in regards from the previous years.