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29.07.2010
Credit-Rating Revises a Number of Bank Deposit Ratings
Credit-Rating, a nationally recognized credit rating agency in Ukraine has today announced that it revised a number of bank deposit ratings (‘BDR’) previously assigned to Ukrainian banks. Basing on the current data, which reflect performance of the banks, Credit-Rating has affirmed bank deposit ratings at their current levels...
26.07.2010
Raising Capital - Best Ways and Solutions
Andrey Kulik, a Credit-Rating's Head for Croporate Sector in a talk with Generalnyi Director journal   The article is given in Russian
source: General Director
16.07.2010
Credit-Rating: Raised Capitalization to Partially Enhance Investors’ Protection
Credit-Rating believes that raised NBU’s (National Bank of Ukraine) requirements to banks’ capitalization and restrictions on attraction of funds from the public are aimed in the first place at protection of creditors’ rights and at decreasing banks’ dependency upon funds from the public...
14.07.2010
Credit-Rating Assigns PROFIN BANK PJSC uaA-
Credit-Rating, a nationally recognized credit rating agency in Ukraine has today announced that it assigned a long-term credit rating of uaA- (uaA minus) to Donetsk-based PROFIN BANK PJSC (‘bank’). The outlook on the rating is stable. In the course of the rating procedure Credit-Rating considered bank’s financial statements for 2005-2009 and its other inside information...
13.07.2010
Credit-Rating Revises a Number of Bank Deposit Ratings
Credit-Rating, a nationally recognized credit rating agency in Ukraine has today announced that it revised a number of bank deposit ratings (‘BDR’) previously assigned to Ukrainian banks. Basing on the current data, which reflect performance of the banks, Credit-Rating has affirmed bank deposit ratings at their current levels...
12.07.2010
Credit-Rating: USD/UAH Exchange Rate to Remain, EUR to Rise – Analysts Say
The majority of financial experts does not expect wide fluctuations in USD/UAH exchange rate through end-2010 and anticipate rise in EUR/UAH rate. This was the results of USD and EUR exchange rate analysis carried out by Credit-Rating’s Department for Methodology Development and Rating Researches...
09.07.2010
Credit-Rating Assigns SOYUZ CB JSC uaBBB- (provisional)
Credit-Rating, a nationally recognized credit rating agency in Ukraine has today announced that it assigned a long-term credit rating of uaBBB- (provisional) to Kiev-based SOYUZ CB JSC (‘bank’). The outlook on the rating is stable. In the course of the rating procedure Credit-Rating considered bank’s financial statements for 2009 and 1Q2010 and its other inside information...
01.07.2010
Credit-Rating: Banking Sector – Recovery Under High Risks
Credit-Rating has today published a survey of Ukraine’s banking system in 1Q2010. The survey features assessment of the banking sector, including its financial indicators, operating environment and regulations, as well as major threats and prospects. Credit-Rating notes retention of positive trends in banks’ resources and enhanced liquidity of the banking sector, which may contribute to faster recovery of the system and to increased lending activities in future...
01.07.2010
Ukraine’s Banking System. Survey of 1Q2010
Starting from July 2009 the banking sector has been slowly recovering after a sharp downturn. In 1Q2010 the positive trend in banks’ resources retained, with the loans raised from the National Bank and parent companies being gradually substituted with funds from the domestic market...
25.06.2010
Credit-Rating: Foreign Currency-Denominated Loans May Become More Affordable
Credit-Rating believes that changes in banks’ provisioning by foreign currency lending transactions considerably lower requirements and will boost lending activities of banks with foreign capital, especially considering the fact that many financial institutions (mainly subsidiaries of foreign banks) have accumulated excessive liquidity...
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