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Raiffeisen Bank has become the payment partner of Pepco, the Polish discount retail chain, which opened its first store in Ukraine on October 28. Shoppers will be able to pay using bank cards, smartphones, and smartwatches via the bank’s payment terminals.
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Women account for 42% of Raiffeisen Bank’s sole proprietor clients, but their share declines as businesses grow: in the mid-sized segment, women own just 11.8% of the Bank’s corporate clients. Nataliia Hurina, Chair of the Management Board of Raiffeisen Bank, spoke about how to help Ukrainian women entrepreneurs scale up during the panel “The Courage to Grow” at the 10th Ukrainian Women’s Congress.
