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Fossil Fuels (2) Corporate Misconduct (1)
RAIFY Financials Current as of March 2026

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RBI finances fossil fuel companies including SOCAR, the Azerbaijan state oil company. BankTrack and Urgewald have flagged RBI's exposure to Russian fossil fuel entities. When asked for specifics on fossil fuel financing volumes, RBI has cited Austrian banking secrecy laws. The bank's continued investment in sanctioned Russian energy companies represents both a sanctions compliance risk and direct financial support for fossil fuel extraction.

Financial Misconduct
Since Aug 6, 2024

Raiffeisen Bank International is the largest Western bank still operating in Russia as of 2026. Its Russia-domiciled asset manager holds investments in sanctioned Russian state entities including Gazprom, Sberbank, and Russian government bonds — some issued after the March 2022 sanctions cutoff, raising potential EU sanctions violations.

In 2024, a Russian court ordered RBI to pay over EUR 2 billion in damages in a dispute involving Rasperia Trading and Strabag. Austria attempted to have EUR 2 billion in frozen Russian assets awarded to RBI as compensation; all other EU member states rejected the proposal. RBI has accumulated $24.6 million in penalties across 33 enforcement records, including anti-money laundering failures flagged by the Austrian regulator. The bank continues operations in Belarus under the Lukashenko regime.

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