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  • Deutsche Bank May Become Shareholder of Russian Vneshtorgbank

    DEUTSCHE BANK MAY BECOME SHAREHOLDER OF RUSSIAN VNESHTORGBANK
    CONTROLLING OVER ARMSAVINGSBANK



    YEREVAN, JANUARY 21. ARMINFO. The largest financial institution in
    Germany, Deutsche Bank, intends to considerably expand its activity in
    Russia by purchasing ten percent of the shares of the Russian
    Vneshtorgbank, which has been fully state structure so far. A German
    newspaper "Handelsblatt" reports referring to Head of Vneshtorgbank
    Andrey Kostin. Thus, Deutsche Bank will become shareholder of
    Vneshtorgbank, the owner of 70% of shares of the Armenian
    Armsavingsbank.

    It should be noted that Vneshtorgbank gained control over
    Armsavingsbank in March, 2004. Vneshtorgbank plans $100-150 mln
    financial injections. Part of these funds will be provided in terns of
    a subordinated credit. Armsavingsbank's assets make up over $82 mln at
    present, with its total capital being $74 mln. The bank's profit in
    2004 totaled $1.9 mln. Chairman of the bank's Board Alexander Vardanov
    said that one of the key tasks of the banks was support to the
    infrastructural programs implemented by Gazprom and RAO UES in
    Armenia.

    Vneshtorgbank is the largest commercial bank of Russia as to its
    authorized capital, which totaled 42.1 bln RUR in the middle of
    2004. According to data of Venshorgbank, own funds of the bank totaled
    65.3 bln RUR and net assets - 356.4 bln RUR on October 1,
    2004. Venshtorgbank is one of the largest creditors of Russian
    economy.
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