First Ukrainian International Bank (FUIB) is the largest private bank with Ukrainian capital and has been a key player in the country’s financial sector for over 35 years. Recognised as a systemically important financial institution by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), it is also authorised to hold the NBU’s cash reserves.
The NBU ranks FUIB among the top five banks in Ukraine by total assets and customer funds, and in the top three by loan portfolio size.
FUIB provides a comprehensive range of financial services to around 188,000 corporate clients and 2.4 million retail customers. It is known for its high service standards, and its mobile banking application is among the most widely used in Ukraine.
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, FUIB has provided more than UAH 235 billion in loans to Ukrainian businesses.
For 35 years, FUIB has delivered consistent financial results and made a significant contribution to Ukrainian society. The bank’s social responsibility strategy is consistent, long-term, and integrated into its business.
During the full-scale war, FUIB’s social investments in supporting Ukraine’s victory and development have exceeded UAH 1.5 billion. Since the start of the war, the bank has run the “We Are of One Blood” initiative to help save the lives of the wounded. In response to Ukraine’s substantial need for blood, the bank and its partners launched “Teplokrovni” (“Warm-Blooded”), an initiative promoting a culture of regular blood donation in Ukraine.
FUIB supports talented students’ education and has created “Zhyty Nazustrich”, a platform supporting the reintegration of veterans, both men and women. The bank’s team fosters an inclusive culture and builds an inclusive business.
It has allocated over UAH 25 billion in taxes and fees to the state budget.