Bank of Yekaterinburg sums up its success in 2005

SKB-Bank’s balance sheet total came to more than 50 billion RUR in June 2008 compared with only 35.8 billion RUR at the beginning of the year. SKB-Bank’s Chairman of the supervisory Board Vladimir Pukhov reports the bank’s funds reached over 5 billion RUR, which is the second best result in Ural Federal District. ‘This means the business can expand and keep reaching new heights. A fifty-billion-ruble balance sheet total is a milestone on our way to becoming this region’s largest bank. Even though the business is now growing rapidly, we are not going to stop where we are and hope to achieve

SKB-Bank’s balance sheet total amounted to 35.8 billion RUR on January 1, 2008 and, thanks to the company’s great activity in the first quarter of the year, the figure reached more than 40 billion RUR by April 2008. SKB-Bank is now Ural Federal District’s leading bank in terms of private individuals’ deposits and Sverdlovsk Region’s largest bank in terms of consumer loans offered to its customers. In addition, SKB-Bank is the region’s No. 1 in terms of own funds, the bank’s press officer reports. ‘SKB-Bank’s stock comes to more than 5 billion RUR at the moment, which makes it possible for us

URSA Bank’s balance sheet total grew by 3.5 times on July 1, 2007 compared to a year earlier; its net wealth rose by 3.1 times and amounted to 142.5 billion RUR. The bank’s loan portfolio rose to 99.6 billion RUR on July 1, 2007, which exceeds the figures for July 1, 2006 by 2.8 times. The company’s resources went up by 2.5 times. The volume of deposits increased by 2.1 times, coming to 40.7 billion RUR; this can be explained by the great effort the company made in order to attract more finances from individuals in the form of fixed deposits. URSA Bank’s retail deposit portfolio grew by 2.2

URSA Bank’s balance sheet total doubled over the first quarter of 2008 and amounted to 292.2 billion RUR; the bank’s net assets (calculated in accordance with Interfax’s standards) rose by 1.9 times and reached 202.4 billion RUR in January-March 2008. URSA Bank’s own funds increased by 2.1 times and came to 25.8 billion RUR on April 1, 2008, which is 13.3 billion RUR better than a quarter earlier. The bank’s loan portfolio grew by 58.2% and came to 119.1 billion RUR: the company’s retail loan portfolio went up by 90%, reaching 62.3 billion RUR, while the business loan portfolio rose by 34%

SibAcademBank summed up the results of its activity in the eleven moths of 2006.. The bank’s net assets grew by 27% in November and amounted to 75,323m RUR on December 1, 2006, which exceeds the figures for January-November 2005 by 3.2 times. Their balance sheet total came to 99,050m RUR on December 1, 2006, which is 3.6 times better that a year earlier. The bank’s equity basis reached the point of 9,286m RUR, which exceeds the figures for December 1, 2005 by 3.7 times. Their loan portfolio and corporate portfolio have also grown by 3.5 times and 2.9 times, respectively in one year, with the