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According to ACRA, the credit rating of IBEC is driven by its satisfactory business profile, strong capital adequacy, and adequate funding and liquidity position. The Agency also notes the Bank’s high asset quality, supported by a low level of problem debt.
ACRA highlights that IBEC maintains a substantial capital buffer. As of December 31, 2025, the capital adequacy ratio calculated in accordance with the ACRA methodology for international financial institutions stood at 52%. According to the Agency, the Bank’s highly liquid assets exceeded its short-term liabilities by more than two times, while the cumulative liquidity gap remained positive across all time horizons.
ACRA also notes in its press release that IBEC continues to fulfill its mandate of promoting the development of the economies of its member states, supporting their foreign economic ties, and expanding trade cooperation with counterparties from third countries.
Andrei Borniakov, Chairman of the Management Board of IBEC, noted:
“The affirmation of the ratings by ACRA under the international and national scales reflects the resilience of the financial profile of IBEC, its traditionally strong capital buffer for addressing current objectives, and the Bank’s balanced liquidity position. We view this as confirmation of the reliability of IBEC and its significant role in supporting the foreign economic ties of its member states.”
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