Cooperation with International Financial Institutions

The Bank’s development of international cooperation is driven by the need to diversify the sources of business growth, strengthen the resource base and organize financing of the Bank’s clients through credit lines of foreign financial institutions. Entering international markets will strengthen the Bank’s reputation as an active participant in international cooperation, help protect clients ‘ financial interests and promote the Bank’s brand abroad, and open up opportunities for the Bank to gain access to new skills and technologies. The Bank will continue its efforts to attract and develop credit lines of International financial institutions and development banks.

The main goal of the Bank is to attract long-term resources for refinancing small and private businesses. The Bank’s long-term plans include establishing partnerships with Banks of Russia, Turkey and neighboring countries in terms of attracting credit lines for microfinance and increasing the amount of correspondent accounts.