Credit Bank of Moscow  is a universal commercial privately-owned bank providing the full range of banking services to corporate and retail customers and financial institutions. The Bank is included in the CBR`s list of systemically important banks. The Bank was ranked as a top-2 privately-owned bank by total assets in INTERFAX-100 as at 1 April 2019.The Bank is currently rated ‘Ba3’ with a stable outlook by Moody’s; ‘BB‘ with a stable outlook by Fitch; ‘ВВ-‘ with a stable outlook by S&P; ‘А (RU)‘ with a stable outlook by ACRA; ‘ru A‘ with a stable outlook by Expert RA. CREDIT BANK OF MOSCOW is remarkable for its strong business diversification, efficient risk management system, long-term partnerships and efficient delivery of service packages. The Bank has been in trade finance business since 2001, in syndicated loan market since 2003 and in Eurobond market since 2006. CBM is also a Principal Member of MasterCard, Visa and JCB.

The Bank was founded in 1992 and acquired by Mr. Roman Avdeev in 1994. Concern Rossium holds 56.07% of CBM’s shares, the remaining 43.93% of its shares are owned by minority shareholders. CREDIT BANK OF MOSCOW successfully closed its initial public offering on the Moscow Exchange in June 2015, and in June 2016 the Bank’s shares (ticker: CBOM) were included in MOEX Russia Index, RTS Index and MSCI EM Small Cap Index. The Bank`s free-float is 18%.

Moscow Exchange provides exhaustive and convenient access to the Russian financial markets. The Exchange’s markets offer clients trading opportunities across a diversified range of asset classes all combined with best-in-class post-trade services.

Today, Moscow Exchange is the main liquidity and price discovery centre for Russian instruments. Moscow Exchange hosts trading in equities, bonds, derivatives, currencies, money market instruments and commodities. The Group also includes Russia’s central securities depository “the National Settlement Depository” and the National Clearing Centre, which performs the function of central counterparty. Moscow Exchange ranks among the world’s top 20 exchanges by total capitalisation of shares traded, and also among the 10 largest exchange platforms for bonds and derivatives trading.

Securities of over 700 issuers are admitted to trading on the equity and bond markets of Moscow Exchange. The Exchange is also a leader in driving modernisation of Russia’s financial markets infrastructure and promoting Moscow as an international financial centre. Over the past two years, long awaited infrastructure reforms were implemented: the central securities depository and central counterparty were qualified by the Bank of Russia and started to operate at full strength; international central securities depositories began servicing equity and bond markets clients and the equity market was transferred to the T+2 settlement cycle with partial prefunding. All these changes have made trading on Moscow Exchange as convenient as on the world’s leading marketplaces and has resulted in growth of trading volumes.

Moscow Exchange has implemented reforms that simplify the listing process and brought it fully in line with international standards. Just as important, the new listing rules have strengthened corporate governance requirements for listed companies.

Moscow Exchange’s RTS and MICEX indices are the major benchmarks for the Russian stock market and are widely used by portfolio managers to develop investment strategies.The Exchange is continually working to expand its range of indices and improve product support and refine the rules governing market data usage for all types of clients.

Otkritie Bank is a full-service commercial bank benefiting from a diversified business structure.

Otkritie Bank is among the top 10 largest banks in Russia and is a systemically important credit institution. It has been operating in the financial market since 1993 and currently offers a full range of cutting-edge financial services to its corporate, retail, SME and Private Banking clients. The principal shareholder of Otkritie Bank is the Bank of Russia with 99.99% of the share capital. In May 2018, the Supervisory Board approved the 2020 development strategy of Otkritie banking business; The Bank’s key strategic goal is to become the first fast and convenient bank with first-rate customer experiences. On January 1, 2019, the merger of B&N Bank with Otkritie Bank was completed. As of February 1, 2019, the total assets of the bank under RAS amounted to RUB 1.8 trillion, equity (capital) — RUB 322 billion. Otkritie Bank operates through around 750 offices in 264 cities located in 72 regions of the Russian Federation.

Today, Otkritie is a large-scale financial group with a great potential for further business growth. The group includes companies holding leading positions in the Russian financial market, such as Rosgosstrakh insurance company, Otkritie Non-State Pension Fund, Otkritie asset management company, Otkritie Broker, Baltic Leasing (JSC), and Customs Payment System.

Revenue: $1,7 bln (for 9 months of 2019)

Employees: 20К

Based in: Russia

Website: http://www.open.ru/

Moscow Exchange provides exhaustive and convenient access to the Russian financial markets. The Exchange’s markets offer clients trading opportunities across a diversified range of asset classes all combined with best-in-class post-trade services. Today, Moscow Exchange is the main liquidity and price discovery centre for Russian instruments.

Moscow Exchange hosts trading in equities, bonds, derivatives, currencies, money market instruments and commodities. The Group also includes Russia’s central securities depository ‘the National Settlement Depository’ and the National Clearing Centre, which performs the function of central counterparty.

Moscow Exchange ranks among the world’s top 20 exchanges by total capitalisation of shares traded, and also among the 10 largest exchange platforms for bonds and derivatives trading. Securities of over 700 issuers are admitted to trading on the equity and bond markets of Moscow Exchange.

The Exchange is also a leader in driving modernisation of Russia’s financial markets infrastructure and promoting Moscow as an international financial centre. Over the past two years, long awaited infrastructure reforms were implemented: the central securities depository and central counterparty were qualified by the Bank of Russia and started to operate at full strength; international central securities depositories began servicing equity and bond markets clients and the equity market was transferred to the T+2 settlement cycle with partial prefunding. All these changes have made trading on Moscow Exchange as convenient as on the world’s leading marketplaces and has resulted in growth of trading volumes.

Moscow Exchange has implemented reforms that simplify the listing process and brought it fully in line with international standards. Just as important, the new listing rules have strengthened corporate governance requirements for listed companies.

Moscow Exchange’s RTS and MICEX indices are the major benchmarks for the Russian stock market and are widely used by portfolio managers to develop investment strategies. The Exchange is continually working to expand its range of indices and improve product support and refine the rules governing market data usage for all types of clients.

Moscow Exchange went public in February 2013 and is traded on its own trading platform under the ticker ‘MOEX.’