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International Cooperation

The NBU works with international financial institutions with the purpose of enhancing the stability of Ukraine’s financial system. While integrating into the global financial community and moving towards the European Union, the NBU coordinates its actions with international institutions and other central banks.

European Integration
The activities of the National Bank of Ukraine in the sphere of the European integration are focused foremost on the implementation of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement. The implementing of the Agreement’s provisions enhances the financial services market efficiency, and ensures the approximation of the national regulatory and supervisory framework to EU rules and international standards. It also creates the prerequisites for strengthening the competitiveness of Ukrainian financial institutions and their equitable cooperation with the European institutions, as well as promotes raising the level of financial services and consumer rights protection.
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Cooperation With International Financial institutions
Through Ukraine’s membership of international financial institutions, the NBU actively cooperates with the following institutions: the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, and the European Investment Bank.
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International Technical Partnership
International technical partnership is a part of the NBU’s international relations. The NBU develops international technical partnership by receiving expertise, consultations, research, and intellectual property rights, and by sharing its own experience and expertise it obtained from the most successfully implemented projects related to the NBU’s internal transformation and to reforming the financial system of Ukraine.
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Bilateral Relations
The National Bank of Ukraine actively develops its international partner network. We closely cooperate with the central banks and supervisory bodies of the financial institutions of foreign states, as well as international organizations and institutions. The bilateral cooperation enhances the NBU’s institutional capacity, establishes sustainable partnership with the world community of central banks, and proactively introduces up-to-date trends and global initiatives.
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Useful Materials
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IMF-Ukraine: Letter of Intent, 7 March 2022.
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IMF-Ukraine: Letter of Intent and Memorandum on Economic and Financial Policies, 8 November 2021
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Letter of Intent and Memorandum on Economic and Financial Policies, 2 June 2020
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The list of experience-sharing events to be held at the NBU’s initiative in 2022–2023
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Presentation of annual meeting with NBU international partners on international technical assistance 2020
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