Credit Agricole No. 2 in the "Banks - Business Champions" rating by Forbes Ukraine

Credit Agricole Bank was ranked second and recognized as the liquidity leader in the "Banks - Business Champions" rating by Forbes Ukraine media on April 28, 2025.  The overall rating reflects the bank's strong position in terms of efficiency, resilience, liquidity, and dynamics.

The bank maintains all required liquidity ratios at a high level, including a Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) of 502% in all currencies and 641% in foreign currencies, as well as a Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) of 309% in all currencies. This strengthens Credit Agricole’s capacity to support its customers.

"In 2024, the most significant issue was the growth of the bank's car loan portfolio, as the number of issued auto loans increased by 50%. The bank's share in this segment is approximately 30%. As usual, we support agribusiness, and plan to attract more small farms during next year. In particular, in pursuit of this aim Credit Agricole has already signed EUR 240 million agreements with EBRD and IFC from the World Bank Group," noted Carlos De Cordoue, Chairman of the Board at Credit Agricole Bank.

The bank has been successfully operating in the Ukrainian market for over 30 years. Last year, Credit Agricole confirmed its status as a systemically important bank, which indicates its importance for the Ukrainian economy. Credit Agricole Bank is the winner in the "Auto loan" nomination in the "25 Leading Banks in Ukraine" study (2024) according to the "Financial Club" news agency, 17.01.2025. In 2025, the bank won the “Bank of the Year for Agribusiness” nomination according to the "TOP-100: Ratings of the largest" business magazine and Delo.ua, 27.02.2025.

Forbes Ukraine magazine has unveiled its ranking based on the balance indicators of Ukrainian banks as of January 1, 2025 according to the NBU data. To compile the rating, 15 large banks with assets over USD 1 billion and 23 medium-sized banks with assets in the range of USD 0.1-1 billion were evaluated in terms of efficiency, resilience, liquidity and dynamics. The liquidity assessment was based on the LСR and NSFR indicators for 2024. The results were converted into a 10-score scale. The final score was determined as the average value of all indicators.