15th Northwestern Banking Conference to be held on July 7-10 in Saint-Petersburg10.06 | 2010
The 15th Northwestern Banking Conference will be held in Saint Petersburg on July 7-10. The conference is organized by PSB, CBR Main Directorate for Saint Petersburg, Association of Russian Banks, Association of Northwestern Banks, and Saint Petersburg Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs. The 15th Northwestern Banking Conference key discussion items include: Banks Amid Volitile Economy, Efficient Management of Bank Business Processes, Banks and Real Sector of Economy - «Reset» of Relations, Current Challenges in Interbank and Financial Markets, and Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Bank Operations. The speaker list includes:
A series of round table discussions with participation of Russian and international banks will be held as part of the Conference, including: SME Lending Today, Factoring - Financial Instrument for Rapid Development of Russian Corporates, Russian Debt Markets: Investments and Risk Management. In addition, a business seminar on financing of corporate energy efficiency projects will be organized as part of the Conference. For 15 years, the Northwestern Banking Conference has been providing a popular platform for discussions of issues, which are most relevant to the banking system. More than four hundred representatives from thirty FSU and foreign countries, as well as twenty Russian regions have been traditionally attending the Conference. Official website of the Northwestern Banking Conference: www.nwbc.ru About Promsvyazbank OJSC Promsvyazbank, founded in 1995, is one of the leading privately-owned Russian banks, with total assets of RUB 471.2 bn, and total capital of RUB 51.8 bn under IFRS as of 1 January 2010. Holding company Promsvyaz Capital B. V. owns 72.93% of the Bank, Commerzbank Auslandsbanken Holding AG, a subsidiary of the second-largest German bank Commerzbank AG, has a 15.32% stake, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development owns the remaining 11.75%. PSB has the following international credit ratings: “Ba2” from Moody’s Investors Service and“B+” from Fitch Ratings. As at 1 April 2010, PSB had a network of about 240 points of sale in Russia, including 48 branches, a foreign branch in Cyprus, and representative offices in China, India and Ukraine. Upon completion of accession to OJSC Promsvyazbank of OJSC Volgoprombank and OJSC Nizhny Novgorod in May 2010, the Promsvyazbank Banking Group comprise OJSC Promsvyazbank itself as the parent credit institution and OJSC Yarsotsbank. http://eng.psbank.ru/ |
