Piraeus Bank

JSC "Piraeus Bank ICB" traces its origins to 1994, when Joint Stock Bank "Levada" was founded. In 1999, after the accession of new shareholders from Ukraine, Austria and the USA, the bank was renamed Open Joint Stock Company "International Commercial Bank" (ICB). In 2001 the Joint-Stock Commercial Bank "Tavria" joined ICB, which was one of the leading banking institutions in Crimea.

On 13 September 2007 Piraeus Bank S.A. (Athens, Greece) announced the completion of the acquisition of 99,6% of the share capital of "International Commercial Bank". Thus, the bank became part of the strong international banking group Piraeus Bank Group. At the beginning of 2008 it was announced that the official name of the bank would be changed to "Piraeus Bank ICB" (eng. Piraeus Bank ICB).
The principal large shareholder is Piraeus Financial Holdings S.A. (Athens, Greece) - 99,9918%.
The charter capital of the joint-stock company "Piraeus Bank MKB" as of 2026 is 2 531 346 940,00 UAH.

The bank is a member of the Deposit Guarantee Fund for individuals (certificate № 025 dated 20.08.2025)