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URALSIB

URALSIB logoThe Financial Corporation URALSIB is one of the largest Russian financial holdings, providing its customers with a wide range of financial services: retail and corporate banking, investment banking, leasing, brokerage and custody services, asset and wealth management etc. As of 01.06.2016 the sales network of the Corporation includes 275 sales points in more than 50 regions of Russia.

Bank URALSIB is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Financial Corporation URALSIB. The structure of the Financial Corporation includes banking, commercial banking, leasing, investment-banking, asset management and private bank subholdings.
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Headquarter Moscow, Russia
Key People Konstantin A. Bobrov (CEO)
Company Type Public joint stock company
Head Office 8, Efremova st., Moscow, 119048
Phone +7 (495) 723-77-77
Fax +7 (495) 723-77-77
Official Site www.uralsib.com Website
SWIFT Code AVTBRUMM
Founded 1993
ID: 1217. Updated: 27.06.2016
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