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International Bank for Economic Co-operation implements its mandate to support international trade despite the pandemic crisis, which has spread not only throughout the territory of the Bank’s member states but has grown into a global planetary threat. In conditions of a forced reduction in business activity, the breakdown of supply chains and production and trade relations, maintenance and financial support for existing contracts are crucial. Now the priority statutory tasks of IBEC as a multilateral development institution focused on the development of international trade have become especially relevant for the economies of all member states of the Bank, for all our partners and customers, including partners from third countries. Active promotion of a&...

Today, the whole world, all human civilization has faced a global threat that has jeopardized the usual way of life, prevailing business practices, our personal plans and social prospects. The joint efforts of political leaders, governments, business community, and international organizations are aimed at countering the pandemic, minimizing economic, social, humanitarian losses and the following early recovery of the normal functioning of our common home — planet Earth.

On March 11, 2020 Fitch Ratings-London has revised the Outlook on International Bank for Economic Co-operation (IBEC), namely: Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) to Positive from Stable and affirmed the IDR at «BBB-». IBEC’s Short-Term IDR has been affirmed at «F3».

International Bank for Economic Co-operation performed as one of the leading organizers of a syndicated loan for the Uzbek bank Asaka. Credit resources in the amount of 100 million euro were provided for a year and a half to finance foreign trade contracts of IBEC member states. IBEC acts as an organizer of syndication in partnership with Alfabank and AK Bars Bank and provides 12 million euro.