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The bank was included in the rating "Leaders of veteran economy" by Delo.ua

Raiffeisen Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development are partnering on a project-by-project risk-sharing programme to provide long-term financing to SMEs and midcaps for more complex investment projects, including those affected by wartime uncertainty. Enabled thanks to first-loss risk cover from the European Union (EU) under the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF) as part of the Ukraine SME Recovery Programme.

At the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk, the EBRD, the European Commission, the Export Credit Agency of Ukraine ("ECA"), Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine and INGO announced their intention to implement the War Risk Coverage Grant ("WRCG") – a EUR 5 million, EU-funded pilot established under the EBRD-European Union contribution agreement signed in May 2026 within the Ukraine Investment Framework. The WRCG will help eligible Ukrainian micro, small and medium-sized enterprises ("MSMEs") afford war-risk insurance for the fixed assets they finance through EBRD-supported capex lending in Ukraine.

The potential instrument would be designed to expand access to lending for micro, small and medium-sized businesses, as well as mid-market companies that continue to operate, invest in development, and support the recovery of the economy under wartime conditions.

Raiffeisen Business Online will undergo planned technical work on 27 June, 2026

Raiffeisen Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development have signed an agreement on the third tranche under the existing EUR 200 million risk-sharing guarantee. The new EUR 50 million tranche will enable the bank to expand financing for Ukrainian companies that continue to operate, invest in their development and support the country’s economy amid the war. 

The document confirms the parties’ shared intention to move to a new stage of the Charter — the development of practical tools, recommendations and approaches that will help employers implement the principles of responsible employment in their daily work.

The Independent Association of Banks of Ukraine and the Association of Veteran Entrepreneurs of Ukraine signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation. The document is aimed at developing veteran entrepreneurship, expanding access of veteran-owned businesses to financing and banking products, and supporting veterans’ return to civilian life through entrepreneurship.