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Raiffeisen Bank, together with Erydon, one of Ukraine’s leading distributors of agricultural production inputs, has signed an agreement to launch a financing programme for agricultural producers. Through this partnership, farmers can purchase seeds, fertilisers, and crop protection products at preferential rates from 0.01% per annum, securing the resources they need well ahead of the new agricultural season.
Raiffeisen Bank clients raised UAH 1,173,670 as part of a charitable fundraising campaign by the Zaporuka Foundation to support the treatment of 5-year-old Leonid. This is 4.1 times more than the initial fundraising target of UAH 284,416.
Raiffeisen Bank customers can now submit a full package of digital documents to apply for a loan or a higher credit limit in a matter of seconds. There is no need for scans, photos of a passport, or separately ordered certificates.
The Bank’s Supervisory Board has appointed Yevhen Kulikov as Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, responsible for Corporate Business and Capital Markets, effective October 15, 2026.
The history of the perfume and cosmetic company PE "UNIKS" is an example of Ukrainian resilience, where women's partnership, mutual support and professionalism overcame the most difficult trials of war.
Raiffeisen Bank has added a “Pay Taxes” section to the business profile in its MyRaif mobile app. It helps sole proprietors (FOPs) on the simplified tax system keep track of payment deadlines and calculates the amounts due automatically.
Groceries and fuel remain the top everyday spending categories for Ukrainians. In September, grocery supermarkets accounted for 38% of turnover across Raiffeisen Bank's acquiring network, with another 19% going to gas stations.
On the night of October 8, 2026, Raiffeisen Bank will carry out scheduled technical maintenance as part of upgrading its digital payment infrastructure.