URSA Bank sets up office in Ohrenburg Region
2 February 2007 (14:46)
URSA Bank opened its new subsidiary in Buzuluk, Ohrenburg Region, on January 30, 2007. Buzuluk is Russia’s only city that has a foreign order.
The dwellers of Ohrenburg and Ohrenburg Region are already familiar with the bank’s products and services, as Uralvneshtorgbank (one of the two banks that merged last December to become URSA Bank) introduced its office there in July 2005. URSA Bank now has two subsidiaries in the region (one of them is based in Ohrenburg, the other one in Ohrsk), as well as a number of additional offices.
The solemn opening ceremony at Buzuluk office was attended by the company’s workers from their Ohrenburg subsidiary. Andrei Kosarev, the director of Ohrenburg subsidiary, and Olga Kuchinskaya, acting director of Buzuluk-based office, performed the traditional ribbon-cutting ritual.
The dwellers of Ohrenburg and Ohrenburg Region are already familiar with the bank’s products and services, as Uralvneshtorgbank (one of the two banks that merged last December to become URSA Bank) introduced its office there in July 2005. URSA Bank now has two subsidiaries in the region (one of them is based in Ohrenburg, the other one in Ohrsk), as well as a number of additional offices.
The solemn opening ceremony at Buzuluk office was attended by the company’s workers from their Ohrenburg subsidiary. Andrei Kosarev, the director of Ohrenburg subsidiary, and Olga Kuchinskaya, acting director of Buzuluk-based office, performed the traditional ribbon-cutting ritual.
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