The volume of deposits opened by private individuals in the Ural Bank for Reconstruction and Development rose by 42.4% and reached 20,160,500,000 RUR in 2007, which is the 31st best result among the Top 100 Russian banks according to Interfax-CEA’s rating.


'The fact that the Ural Bank for Reconstruction and Development invariably does very well in terms of attracting private investors’ money proves that the bank’s deposit offers are quite competitive. The bank comes up with some new appealing offers on a regular basis, trying to improve them so as to meet the customers’ changing needs and to have schemes that fit in certain consumer categories. Besides, the bank is constantly on the lookout for some innovations. At the end of 2007, for instance, the Ural Bank for Reconstruction and Development made it possible for its customers to top up their deposit accounts through ATMs,’ the bank’s Strategic Development Director Andrei Emelyanov says.