Raiffeisen Bank International reported its first quarterly net loss in nine years after allocating $867 million for an adverse court ruling in Russia, Bloomberg reported on Feb. 4. Raiffeisen is ...

Raiffeisen Bank spent $220 million more in staff costs for the Russian market in the first half of 2023. The bump was due to higher salaries and social security costs, one-off payments, and ...

For more than four months, U.S. envoys delivered increasingly shrill warnings to Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International to scrap a deal they said had links to one of Russia's most powerful ...

Raiffeisen Bank International AG posted its first quarterly net loss in nine years after it was forced to set aside €840 million to deal with an adverse court ruling in Russia.. The lender ...

High profits from its operations in Russia helped Raiffeisen Bank earn more than US$1 billion in the first three quarters of 2023, accounting for about 50% of the group's total profit.

KYIV/FRANKFURT, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Ukraine has refused to remove Raiffeisen Bank International (RBIV.VI), opens new tab from a "sponsors of war" blacklist, challenging the biggest Western bank in ...

The Vienna headquartered bank, which was first formed in 2010 as a subsidiary of Austria's Raiffeisen Zentralbank before absorbing its parent in 2017, said it now plans to appeal the Russian court ...

Raiffeisen Bank International AG engages in the provision of banking and financial solutions. The firm offers a range of products including financing, ... For the first time in four races, ...

Raiffeisen Bank International is one of the largest remaining Western banks still operating in Russia. The company announced plans to divest from the country in the first weeks after the full-scale ...

Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank will roll out cryptocurrency trading services to retail customers by the end of January 2024. The service will initially be offered to customers in Vienna, where the 97 ...

Raiffeisen Bank International reported its first quarterly net loss in nine years after allocating $867 million for an adverse court ruling in Russia, Bloomberg reported on Feb. 4.