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Latest Edition of the SWOT Report of Raiffeisen Bank International has been Published

Professional Services › Financial Services ♦ Published: October 8, 2013; 19:41 ♦ (Vindobona)
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FriedlResearch has announced the publication of the latest edition of the "Raiffeisen Bank International AG - SWOT Analysis & Company Report". This report contains in depth information and data about RBI and its operations and markets.

Latest Edition of the SWOT Report of Raiffeisen Bank International has been Published / Picture: © Vindobona.org

FriedlResearch’s "Raiffeisen Bank International AG - SWOT Analysis & Company Report" contains in depth information and data about the company, its markets and its operations.

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- a company overview, including its strategy and its shareholder structure,
- economic indicators for Austria and Central- and Eastern Europe,
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After almost two decades of rapid growth rates, RBI´s expansion in the CESEE region came to a standstill in 2008. Since then, RBI has to consolidate, reduce its risk positions and put effort into selective growth.

In the next few years, RBI will not record the same growth rates as in the period from 2000 to 2008. On the one side, RBI cannot afford major expansion steps in the next years. Compared to the years before 2008, the banking group posts solid, but relatively low income
figures. Moreover, RBI has to improve its equity base substantially. On the other side, further expansion steps are not recommendable yet. Before, RBI would have to cut its NPL quota significantly. Particularly in Southeastern Europe, RBI suffers from high provisioning figures. As a consequence, RBI´s growth potential is rather limited in the short term view.

However, RBI´s most important strength is its strong presence in the CESEE region. Above all, emerging countries like Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and Romania offer substantial growth potential.

To sum up, the current year and the next year will remain rather challenging. Nevertheless, we expect RBI to be on the growth track again after 2014. From a longer term perspective, RBI has never lost its position as an attractive investment opportunity.

For more information visit the report page.

About FriedlResearch

FriedlResearch is a Vienna based market research company, which helps foreign investors, corporate executives and financial professionals to understand the dynamic markets and companies of Austria and the Central- and Eastern European countries Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia and the Ukraine.

FriedlResearch, the publisher of company, industry and market research reports, offers the latest, most comprehensive, and one of the largest sources of market research reports to executives, librarians, bankers, engineers, industry analysts, researchers, consultants, and academics.

FriedlResearch’s clients represent service providers, foreign subsidiaries, joint ventures and representatives, multinational head offices worldwide, industry chambers and trade associa-tions, government departments and embassies, business libraries, universities and research centers, exporters and importers, business schools, financial institutions, investors, and any group that needs to know about political, economic, and business developments around the world.

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