Sens Bank plans to significantly increase its SME loan portfolio in 2026, focusing on companies with a turnover of up to UAH 1 billion, said Yana Shumunova, director of the bank’s SME department, in an exclusive interview with Interfax-Ukraine.
“Today, the SME loan portfolio amounts to about UAH 3.2 billion, and liabilities are about UAH 20 billion. We plan to expand service limits to UAH 1 billion in turnover per client and increase the share of credit operations,” she said.
According to Shumunova, a significant portion of the bank’s clients work in the fields of trade, services, processing, agriculture, and logistics.
SENS Bank is a Ukrainian universal bank, formerly known as Alfa-Bank Ukraine. After nationalization in 2022, the bank has been actively developing digital services, corporate lending, and small business support. The bank’s network includes more than 200 branches, with assets exceeding UAH 100 billion.
