Corporate banking At the core of the Bank’s business policy is a fundamental commitment to stimulating productive sectors and corporate actors in the national economy

Business policy

At the core of the Bank’s business policy is a fundamental commitment to stimulating productive sectors and corporate actors in the national economy, especially in the industrial high-tech sector which traditionally makes up the major customer constituency of our Bank. As the Bank’s mission suggests, we pay special attention to creating a resource base of domestic industry and to providing financial backing for innovative projects.

At  the same time, while bearing in mind our own business diversification, we do not in any respect disregard  the significance of other economic segments – agriculture, food industry, commerce and foreign trade, and provide support for small businesses. We help to reallocate resources to business sectors, which are vital for the national economy. 

High-tech industries are nowadays much in need of state-of-the-art equipment, while being, at the same time, relatively limited in financial resources. FundServiceBank contributes extensively to the technological upgrading of the equipment park of domestic producers. The low-cost solutions offered by the Bank enable these companies to renew their production facilities and to bridge the gaps in their modernization budgets

FundServiceBank enjoys well developed relationships with domestic and foreign equipment suppliers and financial institutions in trade finance for the benefit of Russian aerospace and other technotronic industries for many years. Our products always put clients at an advantage - in terms of cost, risk and return.

Positive experience and expertise led the Bank to offering customers with a new complex product – financing of technological modernisation of industrial enterprises. This packaged arrangement, unique on our market by its scope of benefits and conveniences, includes a broad range of services – from technological audit and a feasibility study up to funding, supply and ‘turnkey’ set-up of equipment. This trade finance arrangement may also include, instead of direct purchase, leasing of the necessary machinery.