Uniastrum Bank signed a memorandum on cooperation in financial and banking activities of the countries represented business associations in the International Congress of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs

27 April, the Committee on Cooperation in the field of financial and credit policy and banking International Congress of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (ILAC) held a business meeting with representatives of banks, investment, insurance companies participating countries. During the meeting, a memorandum was signed which aims to create a pool of bankers and businessmen, able to accumulate funds in the financial markets, countries, business associations are represented in Congress for the implementation of trade and investment projects. Uniastrum Bank has become one of the first Russian banks that have signed this Memorandum. By the Bank in a meeting attended by the Deputy Director of the Department on work with public authorities Irina Kozlova. In the future, participants will be included in the Memorandum of the Committee on Cooperation in the field of financial and credit policy and banking ILAC. Activities of the parties of the memorandum will address the specific tasks for the development of economic cooperation, ensure a stable framework for investment and maximum effective use of financial resources in the territory of States Parties to the Congress. Currently, the Congress brings together national unions of industrialists and businessmen from 26 countries in Europe and Asia. Business partners ILAC are more than a hundred companies, organizations, firms, many industries in different countries. "In today's economic conditions, the signing of this memorandum is of particular importance for the strengthening of international cooperation and promoting economic and industrial potential of the countries belonging to the Congress - says the Director of the Department on work with public authorities UNIASTRUM Bank Igor Apostles. - We are confident that working together the participants of the Memorandum to give impetus to the development of new businesses and expansion of international relations will find effective solutions to those problems, which are now facing the banking community. "