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    TBI Bank donates 250,000 RON for the medical needs due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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    TBI Bank, operating in Romania and Bulgaria, donates 250,000 RON to cover the medical needs of the health systems in the COVID-19 pandemic.

    “In times like this we count on the real heroes working day and night in the hospitals for the wellbeing of our societies. The medical workers carry an enormous weight on their shoulders – we at TBI Bank can only hope that our humble donation will be of help for them”, says Petr Baron, CEO of TBI.

    TBI Bank underlines that the most important goal is to keep everyone safe, from customers and employees to their families and the overall society. In the context of COVID-19 pandemic, the bank has taken measures to ensure a safe environment for customers and employees, including providing disinfectants, working from home for as many employees as possible and different schedules for teams who need to work in the offices. TBI Bank disinfects all offices and branches regularly, following guidelines from authorities, and recommends its digital channels for customers who need to interact with the bank.

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