BC "Moldova Agroindbank" SA, for the third consecutive year, is included in the Top "100 largest and best performing banks in South-Eastern Europe" - "TOP 100 SEE" developed by the international financial agency SEE News in collaboration with Euromonitor International.
The new edition of the "TOP 100 SEE" ranking (https://top100.seenews.com/) was launched in Sofia on Monday, September 29. Like last year's edition, the current publication is based on analysing performance indicators achieved by banks in the region, namely - total assets, net profit and their evolution.
With a volume of assets of 746.15 million Euros (up 17.2 per cent compared to 2012) and a profit of 18.1 million Euros, BC "Moldova Agroindbank" SA ranks 81st in the Top. Thus, in 2013, MAIB surpassed Moldovan banks and many financial-banking institutions in Southeast Europe.
The Chairman of the Management Committee of BC "Moldova Agroindbank" SA, Serghei CEBOTARI, described this assessment as a demonstration of the correctness of the development strategy pursued by the bank, the professionalism of the management team, the trust given by customers and an index of sustainable growth prospects in the spirit of a successful European bank.
It should be noted that several other renowned international institutions have appreciated Moldova Agroindbank for its achievements during 2013. Thus, MAIB obtained the title of Best Bank in Moldova from the British magazine Global Banking & Finance Review; "Best Brand" (ICERTIAS - International Certification Association GmbH, Zurich) and was included in the Top of the largest commercial banks in the CIS (RIA Rating Agency).
Note: The EEA News Agency, based in Sofia and with offices in all countries of South-East Europe, is a platform for providing news and information from the region's countries. The agency is targeted not only in the area but also in countries worldwide, with more than 6.5 million customers. SeeNews provides relevant information for decision-making by investors, financial professionals, business executives and emerging market investors.
