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Bank ZENIT Sochi

Bank ZENIT Sochi (former Sochigazprombank) is a commercial bank that provides a wide range of banking services to private and corporate clients in the Krasnodar Region of Russia.

Bank ZENIT Sochi is a part of the ZENIT Banking Group. The Group sees Sochi as a city of federal scale with an attractive market of retail banking services, dynamically growing SME segment, and a lot of opportunities for social and economic development as a whole. The Bank's main shareholder is Tatneft (OJSC), one of the largest Russian oil companies.

Bank ZENIT Sochi is a member of the Deposit Insurance System.

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Headquarter	Sochi, Russia
Key People	Igor N. Sosin (CEO)

Head Office	14 Navaginskaya St., Sochi, 354000
Phone	+7 (862) 264-00-90
Fax	+7 (862) 264-72-82
Official Site	www.bankzenitsochi.ru
SWIFT Code	SOCHRU21
Founded	1990

ID: 1840. Updated: 03.06.2019

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