VTBR.ME - VTB Bank (public joint-stock company)

MCX - MCX Real Time Price. Currency in RUB
0.0514
+0.0000 (+0.02%)
As of 6:24PM MSK. Market open.
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Previous Close0.0514
Open0.0513
Bid0.0514 x 80000000
Ask0.0514 x 2201000000
Day's Range0.0512 - 0.0517
52 Week Range0.0442 - 0.0681
Volume3,818,145,408
Avg. Volume26,930,176,879
Market Cap332.239M
BetaN/A
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings DateAug 13, 2018 - Aug 18, 2018
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend DateN/A
1y Target Est0.06
  • Russia's VTB Bank says no longer lending to Deripaska: CNBC
    Reuters5 hours ago

    Russia's VTB Bank says no longer lending to Deripaska: CNBC

    VTB (VTBR.MM), Russia's second-largest bank, has stopped lending to sanctioned Russian metals tycoon Oleg Deripaska, VTB's President Andrei Kostin told CNBC in an interview released on Wednesday. Washington last month imposed sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, including Deripaska and his aluminum empire, in response to Moscow's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other activities. "Of course, we are not lending any new money to him, we are not having any operations with him," Kostin told CNBC, adding that VTB was waiting to see what the U.S. Treasury Department's next steps would be.

  • CNBC11 hours ago

    Russia's second-largest bank says it has stopped lending to sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska

    Russia's second-largest bank has said it has restrained lending to Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska on the back of the U.S. sanctions against the oligarch.y.

  • CNBC11 hours ago

    'World War III' worries me more than economic sanctions, says chief of Russia's VTB Bank

    Diplomatic tensions and the "aggressive policy" of the U.S. toward Russia are of more concern than sanctions, Andrei Kostin told CNBC.

  • Reuters7 days ago

    Businesses warn Russia: Don't make it a crime to comply with US sanctions

    Russian business lobby groups voiced opposition on Wednesday to a draft law that would make it a crime to comply with sanctions imposed by the United States or other countries. The United States last month imposed sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activities". In retaliation, Russian lawmakers in a first reading approved a bill making it a crime punishable by up to four years in jail to refuse to supply services or do business with a Russian citizen, citing U.S. or other sanctions.

  • Reuterslast month

    JP Morgan, VTB to lead international listing of Kazakhtelecom - sources

    Kazakhstan has chosen JP Morgan and VTB Capital to lead the international listing of Kazakhtelecom, the country's largest telecoms operator, two financial sources familiar with the matter said. The listing in London or Hong Kong could be the first in a string of sales from a privatisation programme in Central Asia's biggest economy.

  • Reuters2 months ago

    Head of Russia's VTB Bank blames U.S. misunderstanding for sanctions

    The CEO of Russia's VTB Bank , Andrey Kostin, said on Friday he landed on a new U.S. sanctions list because of Washington's misunderstanding of the Russian government's intentions, TASS news agency reported. Kostin added he had done nothing wrong and had always tried to foster good working relations with U.S. banks and investors. The United States imposed new sanctions against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials on Friday in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for a range of activities, including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.

  • The Wall Street Journal2 months ago

    [$$] Guatemalan Case Against the Bitkovs Is Just

    The claim that the Bitkov developments were orchestrated by a Kremlin agenda are made even less plausible by the role of the U.S.-funded U.N. International Commission Against Impunity (CICIG).

  • The Wall Street Journal2 months ago

    [$$] Kremlin Revenge in Guatemala

    A U.S.-subsidized U.N. commission helps bring about a dubious prosecution.

  • Reuters3 months ago

    Russia's VTB sees Magnit supermarket chain growing organically only - Ifax

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's VTB Bank sees the Magnit supermarket chain only growing organically rather than via mergers and acquisitions, the Interfax news agency cited Yuri Soloviev, a senior executive ...

  • Reuters3 months ago

    Russia's Promsvyazbank to get up to 1 trln rbls in defence loans

    Russia's Promsvyazbank is to receive up to 1 trillion roubles ($17.60 billion) in the defence sector's loans which will be transferred mainly from state banks Sberbank and VTB, Russia's Finance Minister told reporters on Thursday. Anton Siluanov also said PSB would receive between 80 billion roubles and 100 billion roubles in capital via special instruments the Russian government used in previous years to support the banking sector. The owners of Promsvyazbank agreed to a central bank bailout last year and the lender is due to be transferred to the state to serve the defence sector amid the risk of expansion of Western sanctions.

  • Reuters3 months ago

    Russian lawmaker Kerimov in talks to buy Vozrozhdenie bank - sources

    MOSCOW/PARIS, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Russian businessman and lawmaker Suleiman Kerimov is in talks with the majority shareholders of Russia's Vozrozhdenie bank about buying their stake in the lender, two sources close to the talks told Reuters on Wednesday. The bank's majority owners, brothers Dmitry and Alexei Ananyev, are required by the Russian central bank to reduce their stake to 10 percent, under the terms of a bailout for another lender the brothers controlled.

  • Reuters4 months ago

    Russian central bank head says banking cleanup more than half complete

    Russia's cleanup of its banks is more than half complete, central bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday. Since Nabiullina took the helm in mid-2013, Russia has lost around a half of its banks, with some collapsing and others taken over by the central bank in a bailout. The biggest were Otkritie, B&N and Promsvyazbank (PSB), seized by the central bank last year.

  • Reuters4 months ago

    Foreign fund managers untroubled by Russian "oligarch list"

    International asset managers appear unfazed by Washington's move to name a group of business "oligarchs" as close to the Kremlin, with many saying on Tuesday that they were seeking an opportunity to add to their Russia exposure. The list compiled as part of a sanctions package signed into law in August named 210 people close to the Kremlin. The names include the heads of Russia's top two lenders Sberbank and VTB, metals magnates from Norilsk Nickel , Rusal and Severstal and the boss of the state gas monopoly Gazprom.

  • Reuters4 months ago

    GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks sucked under by bond market breakout

    World stocks were stuck in their biggest two-day dive in almost six months on Tuesday and commodities were also jammed in reverse, as nerves about rising global borrowing costs cooled financial markets' euphoric start to the year. Lacklustre German state inflation numbers had halted U.S. Treasury yields - the benchmark for world lending rates - at 2.7 percent in Europe, but with an action-packed day ahead for U.S. markets the mood remained nervy.

  • Reuters4 months ago

    EMERGING MARKETS-Emerging equities tumble 1.3 pct, Russian stocks rebound

    Emerging market equities tumbled 1.3 percent on Tuesday after a spike in U.S. bond yields and a tech-led slide on Wall Street dampened risk appetite, but Russian shares rebounded on relief the U.S. had ...

  • Reuters4 months ago

    Russia's VTB agrees to 5 bln euro loan to China's CEFC - RIA

    Russian state bank VTB said on Wednesday it had agreed to loan 5 billion euros to China's CEFC to finance the purchase of shares in Rosneft, the RIA news agency reported. VTB Chief Executive Andrey Kostin ...

  • Reuters6 months ago

    For some Russian oligarchs, sanctions risk makes Putin awkward to know

    The threat of new U.S. sanctions has spread anxiety among Russia's wealthiest people that their association with President Vladimir Putin could land them on a U.S. government blacklist, members of the business elite say. The list, to be drawn up by early next year, is part of a sanctions bill passed overwhelmingly by Congress soon after Donald Trump became president and reluctantly signed by him on Aug. 2 despite his avowed wish to improve ties with Moscow. Although those included on the list would not automatically be sanctioned, six people who are part of the business elite or close to the Kremlin said it was a major concern because the criteria for inclusion and the consequences were unclear.

  • Americans shun Russians at Davos ahead of sanctions bombshell: Report
    Fox Business Videos4 months ago

    Americans shun Russians at Davos ahead of sanctions bombshell: Report

    VTB Bank Chairman and President Andrey Kostin responds to reports regarding alleged shunning by the Americans of Russians at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland amid icy tensions between the two nations.