1. ABM Bank
ABM Bank is the first Montenegrin-Russian bank offering a range of services for easier business and private transaction executions in Russia and Montenegro. Our bank was founded on the long term financial services experience within the Atlas Group member companies such as Atlas Bank in Serbia and Atlas Mont Bank and Invest Bank Montenegro in Montenegro, which have had a long term success and gained great deal of trust from its clients and business partners. |
2. Absolut Bank
Absolut Bank is leader in the Trade Finance market in the segment of medium-sized Russian businesses and was awarded by EBRD as Most Active Russian Bank in Trade Facilitation Program 2006. The Bank's stable growth in general as well as positive results in corporate lending and trade finance in particular can be attributed to a high achievements in International Market. In 2007 Absolut Bank joined KBC Group that is one of the largest financial group in Europe. |
3. Alfa-Bank
Alfa-Banking Group is one of Russia's largest privately owned banking groups in terms of equity, assets, branches, retail deposits and funds under management. Alfa-Banking Group offers a wide range of products and operates in all sectors of the financial market, including deposits, corporate and retail lending, payment and account services, foreign exchange operations, cash handling services, custody services and investment. |
4. Avangard
Russian Joint Stock Bank AVANGARD has strong competitive positions in the leasing market and the project financing market. It participates in the precious metals market. It actively cooperates with more than 150 foreign financial institutes. The bank was admitted to the deposit insurance system and has actively been attracting natural persons' funds (almost 2.8 billion rubles, 9.6% in liabilities). It has been developing retail businesses, especially the issue of credit and debit cards. |
5. Bank of Moscow
The Bank of Moscow is one of the leading universal commercial banks in the Russian Federation ranking number 5 in terms of assets and capital. It is also the 3rd largest deposit taker in the country. The Bank provides services to over 100,000 corporate clients and over 9 million private customers. Among its corporate clients are major enterprises of various sectors of economy and SMEs. |
6. Bank of Russia
The Bank of Russia is the central bank of the Russian Federation. According to the constitution, the Bank of Russia is an independent entity, with the primary responsibility of protecting the stability of the national currency, the ruble. It also holds exclusive right to issue ruble banknotes and coins. |
7. Bank ZENIT
Bank ZENIT is one of the most dynamic Russian banks, which gives priority to comprehensive service of corporate clients using advanced banking technologies. |
8. BNP Paribas Russia
Representative office of BNP Paribas in Russia was opened in 1974. In July 2002 BNP Paribas received a banking license which was granted to the subsidiary "BNP Paribas" Closed Joint Stock Company (ZAO). |
9. Evrofinans Mosnarbank
Evrofinans Mosnarbank is a large Russian bank created in 2003 as a merger of the banks Evrofinans and Mosnarbank. The expansion of banking services into promising economic regions of Russia is among the fastest-growing business lines of Evrofinance Mosnarbank. The bank uses up-to-date banking technologies to provide its regional clients with a full set of services and it takes into account the changes in the regions' economic and social life and other regional specifics. |
10. Gazprombank
Gazprombank is the largest Russian non-state owned bank, which is among the three largest banks in Russia. It is a joint stock bank founded in 1990. The bank is owned by the Russian gas company Gazprom, which controls 62.59 percent of shares directly and remained shares through its subsidiaries (Gazfond, Gazprom Export etc). In November 2006, Gazprombank announced that it could hold an initial public offering of its shares on Russian and foreign stock exchanges in the fall of 2007. |
11. Moscow Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Moscow Bank for Reconstruction and Development (MBRD) offers corporate banking services, retail banking and investment banking. |
12. Promsvyazbank
Promsvyazbank (PSB) is one of Russia's leading privately owned banks. PSB is a universal financial services provider engaged in commercial banking, retail banking, private banking, investment banking, and SME banking. |
13. Rosbank
Rosbank is one of the largest privately owned banks in Russia. Rosbank has consistently maintained its presence as one of the top 10 banks in Russia. Primary activities include retail and corporate banking, investment banking, treasury related operations, trade finance, asset management, private banking, custody and depositary services, international and domestic settlement services, credit card services. |
14. RosEvroBank
Russian open joint-stock company RosEvroBank operates in five business segments: business banking, trade and export finance, international business, correspondent banking, retail banking. |
15. Rossiya Bank
Rossiya Bank is a universal financial and credit institution offering a full range of banking services to corporate and individual clients. The Bank has lost-free gone through all financial crises of 90's, has kept its assets and always carried out its obligations to clients in due time. Rossiya Bank offers a comprehensive range of bank services to its clients. The Bank holds the general banking license and the license of a professional participant of the securities market for realization of dealer, broker and custody activity. The bank is a member of the mandatory deposit insurance system. |
16. Sberbank
Sberbank Rossii is the largest bank in Russia and CIS. Sberbank accounting for about a quarter of the aggregate Russian banking assets and a third of banking capital. According to The Banker magazine, as of July 1, 2009, Sberbank was ranked 38th in the world in terms of Tier 1 capital. |
17. Tinkoff Credit Systems
Tinkoff Credit Systems Bank is a modern, well-managed financial institution specializing in the consumer lending in all of Russia’s regions. TCS Bank has taken the best practices of banks throughout the world with a mission to provide the highest standards of customer service. |
18. TransCreditBank
JSC «TransCreditBank» was registered on November 4, 1992, original promoters were major companies from the energy and metal sectors. TransCreditBank with its ramified regional network comprising 37 branches is the core of the Banking Group, which includes 5 subsidiary banks. The Group operates main and additional offices in 168 cities and towns of Russia. TransCreditBank is an active member of various domestic and international banking, financial and transport unions and associations. |
19. Uniastrum Bank
UNIASTRUM BANK today is a universal credit institution offering to its clients a wide range of modern financial products and services with an equally high quality in all outlets. The bank's outlets throughout the whole of Russia employ over 4 thousand highly skilled professionals, and have hundreds of thousands of loyal clients. |
20. Vnesheconombank (VEB)
Vnesheconombank (VEB) is used by the Russian government to support and develop the Russian economy, to manage Russian state debts and pension funds. The Bank is commonly called the Russian Development Bank, although it refers to itself as the state corporation «Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs». |