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Davr Bank in Uzbekistan offers an array of services to clients ranging from individuals to businesses. With the help of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the bank will be able to offer better lending and product practices. It will also benefit from the EBRD's expertise in Advice for Small Businesses and will be able to develop women-focused products. The project will also help the bank to improve its trade finance capabilities.
DAVR Bank was established in 2001 and provides a wide range of modern banking services to its customers. It currently has 7 branches in Tashkent, including one mini-bank. The bank also has a branch in the city of Chilanzar. In November 2011, the bank opened a new branch in the city of Uchtepa. Besides, it has 158,000 retail customers. It has a market share of 0.4 percent.
Davr Bank has an excellent position in the banking services market in Uzbekistan. The bank maintains stable and reliable relationships with its customers. Moreover, it is using the most advanced information technology to serve its clients. Another advantage of the bank is its aggressive marketing activities. This includes Virtlo, a mobile application for businesses. DAVR Bank was rated by S&P Global Ratings as a B-/B long-term issuer. Moreover, it was affirmed that the bank's long-term rating outlook remains positive.
Women-owned micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are a significant proportion of the nation's business landscape. However, these entrepreneurs face a significant financing gap. IFC is helping DAVR Bank to address this issue by expanding its MSMEs lending. Specifically, the IFC will provide a facility to support local currency financing of MSMEs. Also, the proceeds of the facility will be used to enhance the economic inclusion of female entrepreneurs.
The Women Entrepreneurs Financing Initiative is a World Bank Trust Fund that supports PFIs in developing and promoting women-focused products and services. Moreover, the proceeds of the fund will be used to provide critical working capital for women entrepreneurs. To date, the TSCFP has supported nearly 700 transactions, with more than US$ 2.1 billion in trade supported by its funding.
The project will help women-owned MSMEs to access business finance and advice. In addition, the project will help the bank to expand its trade finance capabilities and increase its sales and client service capabilities. EBRD will work with Davr Bank to ensure that its new products meet the needs of women. Similarly, the EBRD will help Davr Bank to build its lending and product practices in line with the EBRD's lending standards. EBRD will also support the bank in meeting its Environmental and Social Risk Management procedures for SME and Micro Loans.
EBRD has a history of supporting the Uzbek economy and has invested over EUR 153 million in 54 projects in the country. In addition to the funds, the EBRD provides expertise and knowledge to the banks. Furthermore, the EBRD helps the clients to achieve a higher standard of performance.
Since 1992, the EBRD has been involved in 54 projects in Uzbekistan. These investments ranged from EUR 153 million to EUR 2.4 million.