VTBR.ME - VTB Bank (public joint-stock company)
| Previous Close | 0.03795 |
| Open | 0.03817 |
| Bid | 0.00000 x 80000000 |
| Ask | 0.00000 x 2201000000 |
| Day's Range | 0.03790 - 0.03880 |
| 52 Week Range | 0.03658 - 0.06241 |
| Volume | 3,228,498,112 |
| Avg. Volume | 17,507,062,404 |
| Market Cap | 249.163M |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | N/A |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | N/A |
| Earnings Date | Nov 12, 2018 - Nov 17, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | N/A |
| 1y Target Est | 0.05 |
- Reuters•6 days ago
Russian private deposit outflows rise in September on rouble volatility - c.bank
Russian private deposit outflows rose to 0.8 percent of total private deposits in September, compared with 0.6 percent the month before, but deposits are expected to start growing in October-November, ...
- Financial Times•13 days ago
[$$] Can Russia stop using the US dollar?
The US Senate is considering proposals, aimed at penalising Russia for alleged US election interference and international aggression, that would in essence cut off Russia’s biggest banks from the dollar and deny Moscow access to foreign debt markets. US sanctions have in effect barred Russia’s defence industry and some of its largest corporate groups from using the greenback, and have dramatically reduced the ability of the country’s big oil and gas players to borrow in dollars.
- Financial Times•13 days ago
[$$] Putin backs ‘dedollarization’ plan
Russian president Vladimir Putin has backed a tentative “dedollarization” plan to insulate the country from future US sanctions. Andrei Kostin, chief executive of Kremlin-owned bank VTB, told state newswire RIA Novosti on Tuesday that Mr Putin “generally” supported a plan he announced last month that would wean Russia off the dollar. The plan, which also has support from the finance ministry and central bank, is a response to sanctions the US Senate is weighing that would blacklist Russia’s state-owned lenders, including barring them from using dollars.
- Reuters•21 days ago
New owner of VTB's Serbian bank to keep it separate from sanctioned Agrosoyuz
MOSCOW/BELGRADE, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Andrey Shlyakhovoy, who bought Russian state-controlled bank VTB's Serbian business in July, has no plans to merge it with his Agrosoyuz bank, which is subject to U.S. sanctions, a representative for the Russian businessman said. Shlyakhovoy paid $14.3 million for VTB Banka a.d. Beograd but two weeks after the deal was announced, the U.S. Treasury Department added Shlyakhovoy's Russian bank Agrosoyuz to its Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list, effectively blocking its access to the U.S. financial system.
- Bloomberg•last month
VTB CEO Says Russian Banks Can Withstand New U.S. Sanctions
Andrey Kostin, chief executive officer of state-owned VTB Bank, Russia’s second-largest lender, talks about the company's prospects and the sanctions by the U.S.. He speaks with Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern ...
- Reuters•last month
ArcelorMittal ups bid for Essar Steel
Steel giant ArcelorMittal SA has raised its bid for India's debt-laden Essar Steel in competition with Russia's VTB and Vedanta Resources . "The financial terms of the proposal are confidential, but ...
- Reuters•last month
Russia's VTB head: possible new US sanctions on financial sector would be a hard hit -TV
Possible new U.S. sanctions on the Russian financial sector would be a hard blow, Andrey Kostin, chief executive of Russia's second biggest bank VTB , told Rossiya-24 TV station in an interview. He also ...
- Reuters•last month
Russia's VTB bank apologises for CEO who called Boris Johnson a 'jerk'
Russian state bank VTB apologised for its CEO Andrey Kostin who made what it called an "emotional comment" on Monday when he described former British foreign minister Boris Johnson as a "jerk". Standing next to Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the country's prestigious Moscow State Institute of International Relations university, Kostin said Russia was lucky to have such a minister, while criticising his foreign counterparts. "Look at, excuse me, the jerks in the West, say at Johnson and others," Kostin said, to applause.
- Reuters•last month
Russia's VTB bank apologizes for CEO who called UK's Boris Johnson a 'jerk'
Russian state bank VTB (VTBR.MM) apologized for its CEO Andrey Kostin who made what it called an "emotional comment" on Monday when he described former British foreign minister Boris Johnson as a "jerk". Standing next to Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the country's prestigious Moscow State Institute of International Relations university, Kostin said Russia was lucky to have such a minister, while criticizing his foreign counterparts. "Look at, excuse me, the jerks in the West, say at Johnson and others," Kostin said, to applause.
- Reuters•last month
Croatia's Agrokor gets back to business after credit deal
PRAGUE/ZAGREB, Aug 31 (Reuters) - A deal with creditors has finally given Agrokor boss Fabris Perusko time to focus on leading the Croatian food group back from the brink of bankruptcy and fighting off international competition. The former McKinsey & Company consultant was promoted in February from the board of Tisak, a chain of newsagents owned by Agrokor, to restructure the parent company.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Russia's Lavrov, in Turkey, calls U.S. sanctions policy illegitimate
Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, said on Tuesday that new U.S. sanctions against Ankara and Moscow were an illegitimate policy and a way for the United States to obtain an unfair competitive advantage ...
- Reuters•2 months ago
Russia's VTB says studying new U.S. sanction plans
VTB, Russia's No.2 bank, is studying U.S. plans to impose new sanctions on Russia but is not yet ready to comment, Senior Vice-president Dmitry Pyanov said on a conference call on Thursday. Washington on Wednesday said it would impose fresh sanctions on Russia by the end of August after it determined that Moscow had used a nerve agent against a former Russian agent and his daughter in Britain. Russia denies the allegations.
- Reuters•4 months ago
Turkey's Gama in talks with Malaysia's Tenaga, others about selling energy stake -sources
Turkish conglomerate Gama Holding is in talks with Malaysia's Tenaga Nasional and other potential buyers about a sale of its 50.5 percent stake in its Gama Enerji energy unit, three sources said, as part of a $1 billion debt restructuring. Gama, which has businesses spanning oil, cement, petrochemicals and natural gas, is the latest Turkish company to attempt to restructure foreign-currency debt amid a sell-off in the lira. It is in talks with nearly 20 banks on restructuring some $1 billion worth of debt, the sources said.
- Bloomberg•5 months ago
VTB Bank CEO Plans to Cut London Office by One-Third
Andrey Kostin, chief executive officer at VTB Bank, discusses Russian sanctions, his office in London, Brexit and the Russian central bank's monetary policy. He speaks to Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern at ...
- Reuters•5 months ago
Russia's VTB holds 9.6 pct in En+ after AnAn margin call -bank executive
VTB, Russia’s second-largest lender, has increased its stake in sanctions-hit En+, which manages the aluminium and hydropower assets of businessman Oleg Deripaska, after making a margin call on one of En+’s minority shareholders, the bank’s first deputy chief executive said. VTB had financed the purchase of a 6.25 percent stake in En+ by Singapore's AnAn Group. Shares in En+ plummeted after Deripaska and his main businesses were included on a U.S. sanctions blacklist.
- CNBC•5 months ago
Russia has never turned its back on US business, commerce chief says
Russia has never pushed U.S. businesses away despite the "confusion" and "emotion" surrounding sanctions, the chief executive of the American Chambers of Commerce in Russia, told CNBC on Thursday.
- Bloomberg Video•last month
VTB CEO Says Russian Banks Can Withstand New U.S. Sanctions
Sep.12 -- Andrey Kostin, chief executive officer of state-owned VTB Bank, Russia’s second-largest lender, talks about the company's prospects and the sanctions by the U.S.. He speaks with Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in the Russian city of Vladivostok.
- Bloomberg Video•5 months ago
VTB Bank CEO Plans to Cut London Office by One-Third
May.25 -- Andrey Kostin, chief executive officer at VTB Bank, discusses Russian sanctions, his office in London, Brexit and the Russian central bank's monetary policy. He speaks to Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern at the St. Petersburg International Economic forum in St. Petersburg.
