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The year of 2007 was sundry and
colorful. The fi nancial stability and
strength of Šiaulių bankas AB were
favourably assessed by the independent
experts - in February 2007 the
international rating agency “Moody’s”
provided the following higher ratings
to Šiaulių bankas: a long-term deposit
rating up to Ba2 and fi nancial strength
rating up to D. While a short-term
deposit rating was NP and a long-term
rating outlook remained stable.
A couple of years ago Šiaulių bankas
won recognition in the international
loan market when the European Bank
for Reconstruction and Development
(EBRD) became its major shareholder.
During the several recent years the bank
has been successfully affi liating with
the foreign partners in the international
fi nancial markets.
In March 2007 the bank signed an
agreement with the Council of Europe
Development Bank (CEB) regarding
granting the credit line of EUR 10 million
to fi nance small and medium-sized
Finansavimo šaltinių struktūra
The structure of the fi nancial sources
48 % Gyventojai
Residents
business. This was already the third
loan agreement entered between
the Council of Europe Development
Bank and Šiaulių bankas. In summer
of 2007 the bank signed the fi rst
syndicated loan of EUR 30 million,
which was the biggest credit line
granted to Šiaulių bankas from the
international fi nancial organizations.
The loan assigned for corporate
banking purposes was arranged to
Šiaulių bankas by the Austrian bank
Raiff eisen Zentralbank Osterreich AG
and German bank HSH Nordbank
AG. Together with these two banks
the loan funds were granted by
the banks from Germany, Austria,
Switzerland, Portugal, Norway, France
and Poland – all in all by thirteen
European banks. In 2007 Šiaulių
bankas started exploiting a ten-year
credit line of EUR 10 million granted
by the German credit and fi nance
institution “KfW Bankengruppe”. The
funds were used to provide funding
to regional projects developing the
collaboration with town and regional
municipalities.
25 % Verslo klientai
Corporate clients
27 % Bankai ir
kitos fi nansinės
institucijos
Banks and other
fi nancial institutions
Vita Adomaitytė – Chief Financial Offi cer, Head of the Accounting
and Reporting Division
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