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    TBI Bank strengthens its European presence, enters the Lithuanian market

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    TBI Bank, the phygital lender with core markets in Bulgaria, Romania, and banking operations in Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Poland, now enters the Lithuanian market.

    The move is in line with the Bank’s overall business strategy through which it is enlarging its European digital footprint in the Nordics, Baltics and Central Europe. The direction is based on the strong market position of TBI’s mother company 4finance which is already recognized as one of the leading digital lending brands in the region.

    In Lithuania, the Bank will digitally offer consumer lending services without opening a branch. This way, TBI Bank gains the opportunity to diversify its product portfolio, while offering customers more financial alternatives and building its position as an international banking services provider.

    “Being one of the leading lending champions in South-Eastern Europe, we are constantly looking for expanding our business and entering new markets while benefiting from the synergy between TBI Bank and 4finance. Stepping in Lithuania is a strategic move which will furthermore strengthen our digital footprint in Europe. We are looking forward to this exciting new challenge that is ahead of us,” says Petr Baron, CEO TBIF (TBI Bank).

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