OREANDA-NEWS. September 03, 2010. Ukio bankas emphasizing importance of small and medium business on economics of our country and seeking to create more favorable terms of business development to the enterprises of this field, has prepared a special bank’s proposal to enterprises engaged in trade and services, reported the press-centre of Ukio Bankas.

“Small and medium business enterprises create approximately 70 percent of workplaces. A part of GDP created in these enterprises increases so does the influence of enterprises belonging to this sector on the economics of the country. Working with small and medium enterprises we see that they are the most dynamic and flexible companies however the largest hardship’s pressure experiencing business sector. Being a bank of Lithuanian capital we are interested to encourage Lithuanian business potential so we have concentrated our attention on small and medium enterprises”, - Ginataras Ugianskis, Chairman of the Board of the Bank, says.

Ukio bankas, considering demand for small services and trade enterprises, has provided a proposal enabling to decrease companies’ expenses for the bank’s services and to increase income.

More favorable terms and fees of the bank services are estimated in the proposal, financing instruments complying with business needs, exclusive proposals to the companies’ employees and other means to increase turnovers of enterprises.

Small and medium business has been proposed to implement electronic payment card scanners under favorable terms as more and more residents use “electronic” payments.

According to Vitalija Cariova, a Director of Marketing Department, the proposal to implement electronic payment card scanners under especially favorable terms will help small service and trade business to optimize their work not only servicing clients but also performing monetary accounting.

V. Cariova supposes that more favorable terms for small and medium business proposed by Ukio bankas will assist the enterprises of this sector to expand their activity more intensively, to preserve work places, to create added value and this way to contribute to stabilization of the country’s economics.