First Ukrainian International Bank (PUMB) published its financial results for the nine months of 2026: net profit amounted to 4.38 billion UAH.
Key financial indicators
PUMB’s assets rose to 251.6 billion UAH, up 8.9% compared with the start of the year. The bank’s equity increased to 36.1 billion UAH, or by 14.3%.
Net interest income for the nine months totalled 16.93 billion UAH, up 35.3% compared with the same period last year. Net fee and commission income increased by 22.0% — to 2.92 billion UAH.
Loan portfolio growth and client funds
The bank’s total loan portfolio reached 129.0 billion UAH, increasing by 31.5% since the start of the year. The corporate loan portfolio, net of expected credit losses, grew to 96.6 billion UAH, or by 29.2%.
The retail loan portfolio increased to 32.4 billion UAH, showing growth of 38.8%. The total volume of client funds as of 30 September 2026 amounted to 206.2 billion UAH, which is 7.9% higher compared with the start of the year.
Social responsibility and payments to the budget
PUMB notes that since the start of the full-scale invasion the bank has paid more than 25 billion UAH in taxes and levies to the state budget of Ukraine. The volume of investments in social projects exceeded 1.5 billion UAH.
“The nine months of 2026 have been a period of hard but productive work for the entire PUMB team. We operate under constant shelling and blackouts, with heavy strain on people and businesses. Despite this, the bank ensures continuity of services, expands lending and continues to invest in development. The growth of the loan portfolio by more than 31% since the start of the year shows that Ukrainian business has not stopped and needs financing for further development. I am grateful to the PUMB team for their daily work, and to our clients for their trust. Our task remains unchanged — to be a reliable financial partner for individuals and businesses and to support the country’s economy,”
— commented the Head of the Management Board of PUMB, Serhii Chernenko.
