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Founded in 2005, Ipoteka Bank was initially established to develop the long-term mortgage lending market in Uzbekistan. Over the years, it has transformed into one of the country's largest universal financial institutions, offering a comprehensive suite of services including retail banking, corporate banking, SME financing, and international trade operations. In a landmark privatization deal in 2023, Hungary's OTP Bank acquired a majority stake in Ipoteka Bank, aiming to further modernize its operations and expand its market presence. The bank is committed to implementing international best practices and digital technologies to enhance customer service and contribute to the development of Uzbekistan's financial sector.

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Ipoteka Bank

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