Historical highlights

successful acquisition of 99.4% of the share capital of Vojvodanska Banka a.d. Novi Sad by National Bank of Greece Group. This acquisition of Vojvodjanska Banka, via a privatization process in which 11 European banks originally expressed interest, is considered the largest and most significant sale process of a state-controlled bank in Serbia to date.

The strongest bank in the country according to capital strength as published by The Banker The first bank in the country and 30th according to capital i.e. 31st according to assets in Eastern Europe on the list published by Finance Central Europe.
The State became the majority owner of Vojvodjanska banka on the basis of the Law on the regulation of the relations between the FRY and companies and banks from the territory of the FRY that were the original debtors and guarantors towards the Paris Club and London Club of creditors and pursuant to the Law on the Settlement of FRY Public Debt based on Foreign Currency Savings.
The branches in Kragujevac, Jagodina and Pancevo were founded.

The only bank in the country to perform card processing operations according to international standards.

Successful cooperation with HERMES export credit agency

Successful trade in frozen foreign currency savings bonds.

Successful transfer of payment transactions to business banks.

Introduction of e-banking.

The branch office in Banja Luka became an independent bank with the major equity share in private ownership. Vojvodjanska banka was the co-founder and shareholder of VB Banja Luka Together with Apatinska pivara brewery, Vojvodjanska banka founded Srpska razvojna banka a.d., Belgrade.

All preparations for the implementation of the Euro were finalized.

Vojvodjanska banka was the only bank in the country Authorized by the Ministry of Economic and Ownership Transformation for large companies capital evaluation.