AB Finance and Pushkino posted on their web sites messages about extraordinary shareholders meetings. These messages are united by general issues put on the agenda, namely, AB Finance’s reorganization by folding into Bank Pushkino and the approval of a relevant takeover agreement.
General shareholders meetings at AB Finance and Bank Pushkino were scheduled for August 16, 2011.
AB Finance is a private Moscow-based bank that until July 2010 was headquartered in Voronezh and was called Agroimpuls. The bank’s key areas are corporate and household lending, private deposits and operations on the bond market. Currently the lending institution’s shareholding structure looks as follows: Ilya Morozovsky, Alexey Alyakin and Alexey Rashchupkin (19.95% each), Fedor Bondarchuk and Eduard Pichugin (15.04% each) and Oleg Golikov (9.48%).
As Banki.ru data show, as of June 1, 2011 the bank’s net assets totaled Rub 9.52 bln (No. 221 in Russia), capital (calculated in line with CBR requirements) amounted to Rub 1.04 bln, the credit portfolio came to Rub 5.89 bln and obligations to households equaled Rub 5.71 bln.
Bank Pushkino is a mid-sized bank based in Moscow suburbs that has operated on the Russian banking market since 1990. Its key areas of business are loans and services provided to corporate and private customers, and also private deposits. Its shareholders are Oksana Bubnyuk (17.33%), Maria Levkina (17.33%), Sergey Isaenko (16.50%), Alexey Korobitsyn (12%), Oleg Slyshchenko (10.33%), Ruslan Tokarev (10%), Valery Stolyarov (9.41%), Lidia Podzorova (5.33%) and Vladislav Gorokhov (1.304% through investment and financial company Ladomir).
As Banki.ru data show, as of June 1, 2011 the bank’s net assets totaled Rub 7.73 bln (No. 253 in Russia), capital (calculated in line with CBR requirements) amounted to Rub 740 mln, the credit portfolio came to Rub 4.45 bln and obligations to households equaled Rub 4.31 bln.
