According to the results of the stability assessment of PrivatBank conducted by the National Bank of Ukraine, the capital adequacy ratios (CAR), Tier 1 capital (T1), and Common Equity Tier 1 capital (CET1) of PrivatBank, under both the base and adverse macroeconomic scenarios, meet the regulator's normative values, and the bank does not require recapitalization.

This year, the NBU conducted a stability assessment of 21 of the largest Ukrainian banks, which included an asset quality review, an appraisal of collateral value, and a calculation of their performance indicators for the next three years. Following the three stages of the assessment, PrivatBank’s common equity and regulatory capital adequacy exceed the NBU’s normative requirements, and the bank has a significant margin of stability.

"Ensuring stability is our priority as the largest bank, trusted by millions of Ukrainians. That is why we pay great attention to the quality of our loan portfolio and conduct our own stress testing of key risks. We will continue to provide credit support to the economy, demonstrating high efficiency and adhering to the best standards of risk management," said Larysa Chernyshova, Deputy Chair of the PrivatBank Management Board.