Raiffeisen Bank Romania reported an 11% increase in lending in the first nine months of 2025, reaching a total balance of 47.3 billion lei. The corporate segment had the highest growth, at 13%, up to 21.5 billion lei, while lending to individuals increased by 10%. Unsecured personal loans recorded a 24% increase in Q3/2025 compared to Q3/2024. Additionally, 49% of new mortgage sales are for green properties. On the savings side, deposits grew by 12%, reaching 63.8 billion lei, and the bank's net profit was 1.36 billion lei, 8% more than last year. Raiffeisen Bank attracted 23% more new customers, with most opting for digital enrollment. Furthermore, significant increases were recorded in personal financial planning, with a 35% growth in new investment plans. Zdenek Romanek, the bank's CEO, emphasizes the commitment to combine technology with expertise to support customers in building a solid financial future.
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Raiffeisen Bank România a majorat creditarea cu 11% în primele 9 luni din 2025 şi a obţinut profit de 1,3 mld lei, plus 8% an/an. Activele băncii au ajuns la 81,5 mld. lei, în creştere cu 10%
Profitul net al Raiffeisen Bank România a ajuns la 1,36 miliarde lei, în primele 9 luni, în urcare cu 8%
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