Public Joint-Stock Company «Commercial Industrial Bank» has opened a new branch in the Dniprovskyi district of the city of Kyiv at the address 1 Yuriia Shumskoho Street.
The new branch provides a full list of services to individuals and legal entities. In particular, clients can make payments, place deposits at attractive interest rates, take advantage of credit offers, or issue a payment card. Working hours of the branch: Monday - Friday, from 9.00 to 18.00, without a lunch break.
«This is already the third branch opened in the capital, in which we guarantee high speed of service, reliability and safety, as well as comfortable conditions of service with friendly and highly professional personnel - commented on the event the Chair of the Management Board of the bank, Ruslan Kiziak.
Detailed information on the operation of «ComInBank» branches and current banking services you can find out by phone of the Bank's information center: 0 800 501 200 (from stationary phones within Ukraine - free), or by directly contacting the branch: (044)561-25-88; (093)144-44-35.
Background:
JSC "Commercial Industrial Bank" - is a universal bank that has been providing services to corporate clients and private individuals for over 23 years (registered by the NBU on December 3, 1993) and is presented on the market under the ComInBank brand.
In May 2016, "Commercial Industrial Bank" entered the group of 50 leading banks of Ukraine according to the "FinClub" information agency.
In March 2017, the Standard Rating rating agency once again confirmed the reliability of the bank, updating the rating to uaA (stable).
In November of the past year, the international investor Mr. Stephen Paul Pinter, owner and director of the international group of companies GML with the head office in London, United Kingdom, became the shareholder of the bank. The GML group was founded in 1983, has offices in London, Kyiv, Moscow, Genoa, and Tbilisi, and carries out the management of assets in the amount of over USD 600 million (including a part of assets invested in state securities of Ukraine and debt instruments of some of the leading corporate issuers of Ukraine).