2012
Ukreximbank received USD 30 million from Global Climate Partnership Fund (GCPF) under New Energy Efficiency Program aimed at promoting of energy efficiency for the Ukrainian enterprises
EBRD provided USD 50 million credit line for Ukreximbank to finance industrial energy efficiency and renewable energy projects by SME’s
Ukreximbank obtained additional USD 150 million financing under WB Export Development Project II for the further development of the Ukrainian private sector export capacity
2011
New USD 200 million Energy Efficiency Project initiated jointly with the WB with the purpose to reduce energy intensity in the Ukrainian industry and decrease energy losses in the residential sector
Ukreximbank successfully closed historically first UAH-denominated Eurobond transaction with the equivalent of USD300mln that created a benchmark for international long-term funding in hryvna
Additional JPY 8 billion Loan Agreement from Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to facilitate trade and investment activity between Ukraine and Japan
2010
IFC Global Trade Finance Program limit for Ukreximbank doubled to USD 80 million in November 2010
EBRD TFP Facility to Ukreximbank was increased by USD 50 million to total USD 120 million
In April 2010, Ukreximbank reopened international capital market and set a benchmark for the Ukrainian corporate borrowers with USD 500 million 5 year Eurobonds, tapped for USD 250 million in October 2010, to total USD 750 million
2009
Ukreximbank and EBRD signed the 10-year Tier II subordinated loan agreement for US$ 250 million to support real economy of Ukraine
Ukreximbank received USD 134.5 million A/B Syndicated Loan for the account of the EBRD and commercial banks
IFC provided USD 40 million to Ukreximbank under Global Trade Finance Program, increased to USD 60 million in 2010
Ukreximbank fully utilized USD 50 million Facility under first part of UKEEP to finance large and medium sized energy efficiency and renewable projects
Ukreximbank became the sole bank in Ukraine to service AmEx trade acquiring
2008
Ukreximbank received USD50mln Loan extension from EBRD for further utilization of Ukraine Energy Efficiency Program (UKEEP)
Ukreximbank became the first Ukrainian bank participating in the EBRD factoring deal under the Trade Facilitation Programme in Ukraine
2007
Ukreximbank and the EBRD signed sets of documents on Ukreximbank participation in the EBRD Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP)
Ukreximbank and the EBRD launched Energy Efficiency Programme in Ukraine
USD325 million 1 year syndicated Term Loan Facility for Ukreximbank arranged by Deutsche Bank AG London and Standard Bank Plc established new benchmark for Ukrainian syndications
Ukreximbank and the World Bank launched Second Export Development Project in Ukraine
USD 325 million 1 year syndicated Term Loan Facility for Ukreximbank established new benchmark for Ukrainian syndications
2006
The Bank was rated ’AA (ukr)’ with a Stable Outlook by newly established Fitch National Long Term Rating
The Bank borrowed USD 95 million on terms of subordinated debt through restructuring of Feb2005 subordinate into new loan with better terms and conditions
JSC Ukreximbank placed USD 350 million 5 year Eurobonds with fixed yield of 7.65% rated at Ba2 by Moody’s and at BB- by Fitch, lead-managed by CSFB, Deutsche Bank and UBS, increased by USD 150 million in November 2006
USD 350 million 5 year Eurobonds, increased by USD 150 million in November 2006, the largest transaction among Ukrainian banks, also included to EMBI+, a key benchmark for investors in the emerging markets
2005
JSC Ukreximbank placed USD 250 million 7 year Eurobonds with fixed yield of 6.8% rated at Ba2 by Moody’s and at BB- by Fitch, lead-managed by CSFB and UBS
The Bank borrowed USD 40 million on terms of subordinated debt
Ukreximbank placed USD 250 million 7 year Eurobonds, the then the largest single transaction with the longest maturity made by a Ukrainian bank
2004
The Bank placed USD 150 million debut 5year Eurobonds with fixed yield of 7.75%, lead-managed by DrKW and UBS, increased in Feb 2005 by USD 100 million
2003
The Bank signed the Syndicated Term Facility Agreement for the amount of USD 30 million, the largest foreign syndication in Ukraine. ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, the Netherlands, acted as the Arranger of the Facility
2000
The Bank was transformed into a joint stock company with 100% of shares owned by the state
1999
The TACIS program for long-term sustained development was started jointly with consultants from ABN AMRO Bank NV, Amsterdam
1998
MasterCard International chose the Bank its settlement bank in Ukraine
1997
The Export Development Project was started with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
1996
The Bank became a full member of VISA International and Europay International
1993
The Bank joined SWIFT
The Bank signed the Syndicated Term Facility Agreement for the amount of USD 30 million, the largest foreign syndication in Ukraine completed on the most favorable conditions
1992
Foundation of the State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine under Presidential Decree ¹29
