Moody’s Investors Service international credit rating agency assigned long-term local and foreign currency bank deposits of B2, analogous to B rating from S&P and B from Fitch. Moreover, the agency has assigned independent credit rating of b3, long-term Counterparty Risk Ratings of B1, short-term bank deposit ratings and Counterparty Risk Ratings of Not Prime. The outlook assigned to the Bank by the agency is stable.

The Moody’s experts’ opinion is based on a thorough analysis of the Bank financial statements, as well as the conclusions of a series of in-depth interviews with its top managers. The agency analysts assessed the Bank competitiveness in various business segments, studied its customer base, products, tariffs and transactions concluded. In addition, Moody’s reviewed the Eurasian Bank risk assessment policy and its strategy.

«For us, assignment of the Moody’s rating is an important event that confirms the positive trend in the Eurasian Bank development and serves as evidence of its reliability as a business partner,” commented Valentin Morozov, CEO of Eurasian Bank. “We are satisfied with the rating assessment, which reflects the Moody’s analysts’ opinion that Eurasian Bank generates stable income and has a large liquidity reserve, which in turn allows the Bank to grow steadily, working on implementing a new strategy and improving the range and quality of services for customers».