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Azerbaijan

Yapi Kredi

The UniCredit Group is represented by Yapi Kredi Azerbaijan in the country. 

Yapi Kredi Azerbaijan is a commercial universal bank with a market share of 2%. The bank focuses on individual customers and offers state-of-the-art banking products to its 18,000 customers.

Learn more visiting the Yapi Kredi website.

Bosnia & Herzegovina

UniCredit Bank Banja Luka

Since the end of 2005 the UniCredit Group has also been active in Republika Srpska via UniCredit Bank Banja Luka, the former Nova Banjalucka Banka.
The bank was founded in 1911 and privatised in 2002. It focuses on small and medium-sized businesses and retail customers, but it has also a very developed Corporate Division. With a network of 65 offices UniCredit Bank Banja Luka serves about 260,000 retail customers in Republika Srpska.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Banja Luka website.

UniCredit Bank

The bank is the result of the merger between HVB Central Profit Banka and UniCredit Zagrebacka banka at the end of February 2008.
UniCredit Bank is a universal bank and holds the leading position in payment transactions and the credit card business. The bank is a key partner for corporate and public sector companies.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank website.

Bulgaria

UniCredit Bulbank

In Bulgaria, the Group is represented by UniCredit Bulbank. Servicing more than one million customers, UniCredit Bulbank is the undisputed number 1 in the country with a market share of 15%
and assets of €5.2 billion. The bank is the top provider of loans and is rapidly expanding on the Bulgarian mortgage market and in the small businesses and leasing segments.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bulbank website.

Croatia

Zagrebacka Banka

In Croatia, the UniCredit Group is represented by Zagrebacka Banka. On the local banking market Zagrebacka banka is easily the number 1, having a market share of 23%. Additionally, the bank is Croati's leading bank in terms of product and service quality, technical innovations and the number of customers served.
Zagrebacka Banka Group began its operations in Croatia back in 1913 as the City Savings Bank, and it has been doing business under its present name since 1977. The bank operates an extensive branch network and provides a full range of corporate and retail banking services to its customers.

Learn more visiting the Zagrebacka Banka website.

Czech Republic

UniCredit Bank

UniCredit Bank is a strong and rapidly developing bank on the Czech banking market. It is currently number 4 in the banking market with more than 226,000 clients and ranks first as a financier of commercial real estate.
UniCredit Bank is a universal bank with an ambitious growth strategy. In retail banking, the bank will seek to win an important share in certain selected products that require good advisory services.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank website.

Estonia

UniCredit Bank

AS “UniCredit Bank” Estonian Branch started its business in 2004. By wide international presence of the UniCredit Group AS “UniCredit Bank” Estonian Branch is the best financial partner for Estonian companies, who are willing to start or expand their international business. The bank’s main aim is to offer personal and flexible solutions, according to financial needs of each customer.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Estonian Branch.

Hungary

UniCredit Bank

UniCredit Bank is ranking the 7th position on the Hungarian banking market, holds strong position in serving corporate clients traditionally and has been becoming more and more important player in serving retail customers.
The bank offers a full range of state-of-the-art banking products as well as comprehensive and flexible services for its more than 255,000 customers.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank.

Kyrgyzstan

Bank-Kyrgyzstan

In Kyrgyzstan, UniCredit Group operates with ATF Bank-Kyrgyzstan. The bank is one of the leading banks in the country with a market share of 11%.
ATFBank- Kyrgyzstan was established in May 1992. The bank is a universal commercial bank offering its customers a full range of innovative and state-of-the-art banking products.

Learn more visiting the ATF Bank-Kyrgyzstan.

Kazakhstan

ATF Bank

In Kazakhstan, the UniCredit Group operates with ATF Bank. The bank is number five on the Kazakh banking market and is continuously expanding its country-wide network. ATFBank is a universal financial institution whose activities also cover pension funds. Additionally, ATF Bank has subsidiaries in Kyrgyzstan and Russia.

Learn more visiting the ATF Bank.

Latvia

UniCredit Bank

“UniCredit Bank” started its business in Latvia in 1996. By keeping the main focus on corporate customers, “UniCredit Bank” is offering services also to small and middle enterprises, as well as trade financing and private banking, giving a strong focus on transactional banking products.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Latvia.

Lithuania

UniCredit Bank

“UniCredit Bank” Lithuanian Branch offers a full range of corporate banking services. "UniCredit Bank" Lithuania branch along with head office in Vilnius, also have two corporate offices in Kaunas and Klaipeda. Operating since 2001 in Lithuania, it is number ten on the Lithuanian banking market.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Lithuanian Branch.

Romania

UniCredit Tiriac Bank

In Romania, the Group is represented by UniCredit Tiriac Bank. With total assets of € 4.2 billion and more than 170 branches the bank is number seven on the Romanian banking market.UniCredit Tiriac Bank is a universal bank with ambitious objectives in delivering high-quality products and services to its 592,000 clients, private customers, small and medium-sized businesses, and large Romanian and multinational corporations.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Tiriac Bank.

Russia

UniCredit Bank

In Russia, the Group is represented by UniCredit Bank and Bank Sibir. The two banks have combined total assets of € 11.895 billion and 78 branches, they serve around 530,000 customers.
UniCredit Bank is a Russian commercial bank, specialised in providing services for around 530,000 corporate and private customers, and in corporate financing and treasury operations. With a market share of 2%, the bank is number 8 on the Russian banking market.
The bank commenced operations in 1989 under the name of International Moscow Bank. The bank was the first Russian bank to be active on international financial markets.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank.

Poland

Bank Pekao

Bank Pekao SA operates for 79 years and is now the largest bank in CEE in terms of market capitalization. It is the largest in Poland in terms of assets, credits, deposits and investment products. It has the second largest network of branches (1059 outlets all over the country) and offers to its clients a network of more than 3000 in Poland and 17000 in Europe free of charge ATM’s. It has over 5 million clients. Bank Pekao SA was awarded
Best Foreign Exchange Provider 2008 and Best Trade Finance Provider Poland 2008 awards by Global Finance magazine, a Ruban D’Honneur in The CMS Business Of the Year category by European Business Awards 2008, Best Emerging Market Bank in Poland 2006 by “Global Finance”, Best Bank in Poland in 2005 and 2007 of “Euromoney” monthly and Bank of the Year 2004 in Poland from “The Banker” magazine.

Learn more visiting the Bank Pekao.

Serbia

UniCredit Bank

UniCredit Bank Serbia is number seven on the Serbian banking market and operates a network of 55 branches throughout the country. Its more than 800 employees offer modern and innovative banking products to around 131,000 customers.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Serbia.

Slovakia

UniCredit Bank

UniCredit Bank Slovakia has the know-how of a strong bank, covering all the financial needs of its clients. It ranks among the largest banks in Slovakia, having at its disposal one of the largest branch networks with 85 branches. With total assets of € 4.2 billion and 85 branches, UniCredit Bank serves 185,000 customers. UniCredit Bank is number five on the Slovakian banking market.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank Slovakia.

Slovenia

UniCredit Bank

In Slovenia, the Group is represented by UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d.. With total assets of € 2.4 billion and 15 branches, the bank is number 7 on the Slovenian banking market.
UniCredit Banka Sloevnija d.d. is one of the leading financial institutions in Slovenia. The bank is number 7 in the country, with a market share of 5%. 465 employees serve around 72,000 clients. The bank's customers include 80 of the country’s top 100 companies. UniCredit Bank is market leader in services for international corporations.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Banka Slovenija.

Turkey

Yapı Kredi

In Turkey, the Group is represented by Yapı Kredi. Established in 1944 as Turkey’s first nationwide privately-held bank, YKB today is the fourth largest private bank with total consolidated assets of € 37.6 bln as of September 2008.
YKB is a strong retail franchise with unique competitive advantages including its large network and leading brand, leadership in key segments and products such as credit cards and asset management, segment-based organization and strong shareholders, UniCredit and Koç Holding. The Bank has a customer-centric segment-based service model through which it delivers a comprehensive array of retail, SME (Small and Medium Size Enterprises), corporate, commercial, and private banking products and services as well as leasing, factoring, asset management, brokerage, private pensions and life & non-life insurance through its leading product factories. In addition to its strong domestic presence including its financial subsidiaries, Yapı Kredi owns subsidiary banks in the Netherlands, Russia and Azerbaijan.
YKB is sector leader in credit cards (22.8% market share), leasing (15.5% market share) and factoring (19.3% market share) as well as ranking second in asset management (18.3% market share) and third in private pension funds (15.0% market share) as of September 2008.

Learn more visiting the Yapı Kredi.

Ukraine

UniCredit Bank

UniCredit Bank is an universal bank that offers a wide range of high-quality services and products to customers of corporate and retail businesses. The bank specialises in handling settlements of foreign trade operations and supporting Polish-Ukrainian and Italian-Ukrainian trade.

Learn more visiting the UniCredit Bank.

Ukrsotsbank

Ukrsotsbank was established in September 1990. Initially, the bank concentrated its activities on the corporate and SME sectors. Afterwards, the bank shifted its activities towards retail banking. Ukrsotsbank is among the largest banks in Ukraine.

Learn more visiting the Ukrsotsbank.