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Raiffeisen Bank continues to support Ukrainian fashion designers who, despite the challenges of war, keep growing their own brands, creating new collections and presenting Ukrainian fashion to the world.
Raiffeisen Bank is launching a new financing solution for businesses – financial leasing. The Bank has signed its first transaction under the new business line with one of Ukraine’s leading agricultural producers.
Raiffeisen Bank has shifted up to 20% of its operational workload to robots and artificial intelligence. More than 25 digital employees now carry out roughly 1.2 million operations every month, freeing up staff from a significant share of routine work.
The Okhmatdyt – Healthy Childhood Charity Fund has presented the results of the restoration of the treatment and diagnostic complex of the Okhmatdyt National Children’s Specialized Hospital, which was damaged in a Russian missile attack on 8 July 2024. The complex has now been fully restored, with charitable donations used to finance the construction works.
As of September 1, 2026, ESG requirements will apply to a broader range of borrowers, so the bank is helping businesses prepare for the assessment and address potential gaps beforesubmitting a loan application.
Raiffeisen Bank CEO Nataliia Gurina has been included in the “TOP 50 Most Influential Women in Fintech 2026” ranking by the Ukrainian Association of FinTech and Innovation Companies (UAFIC).
Raiffeisen Bank informs its customers that new terms and conditions for accessing Visa premium services will come into effect on October 1, 2026.
Today, nearly seven out of ten new individual entrepreneurs who become customers of Raiffeisen Bank open their accounts via digital channels. As of the end of August, they constituted 67% of all new customers.
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