Alfa-Bank and Pivdenny Bank attracted refinancing for UAH 1.3 bln from the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), the regulator’s press office reports to FinClub.
Thus, Alfa Bank took on a loan, amounting to UAH 835 mln, and Pivdenny Bank – UAH 480 mln. The loans were obtained for 85 days at 19.5% per annum.
Alfa-Bank (until January 2001 – Kyiv Investment Bank) was founded in 1993. ABH Ukraine Limited (Cyprus, owns 90.1% of shares) and the international investment fund MSP Stiftung (Lichtenstein, 9.9%) are the shareholders of the financial institution.
According to the data of the National Bank of Ukraine, as of January 1, 2018, in terms of assets, Alfa-Bank ranked eighth (UAH 58 bln), and the sister bank Ukrsotsbank – seventh (UAH 58.3 bln) among 84 operating financial institutions.
According to the balance list of banks as of July 1, PrivatBank (9 bln UAH), VTB Bank (370 mln UAH) and Ukrgasbank (260.4 mln UAH) had the arrears to NBU on refinancing.
Bank Pivdenny was founded in 1993. According to NBU data, as of January 1, 2017, Yurii Rodin directly owned 18.7% shares, indirectly – 19.5%, Alla Vanetsyants – respectively 11.2% and 13.9%.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, as of January 1, in terms of assets, the bank ranked 14th (UAH 27.1 bln) among 84 operating financial institutions.
