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22.12.2009
reform of the banking system at the regional banks may take the form of union members in one organization. KUBANBANK owners plan to offer shareholders of smaller banks merged into one structure, which will have enough equity to meet the requirements of the Central Bank to the size of the bank’s own capital.
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22.12.2009
KUBANBANK has offered a merger to banks with capitals below Rub 90 mln, the threshold required by law starting 2010, Vedomosti business daily wrote Monday.
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22.12.2009
Boyko found himself a bank
Vedomosti – Rostov-on-Don, Irina Skrinnik, 30.05.2008, №98 (2120)
http://www.vedomosti.ru/newspaper/article.shtml?2008/05/30/149885
The former President and CEO of Investsberbank, Pavel Boyko, together with three partners bought over 75% of the shares in Kubanbank. He intends to establish a mortgage bank with a $4-4.5 billion loan portfolio. As officially confirmed by Kubanbank on its website, Pavel Boyko, Edward Dubinski and Michael Tierney now each own slightly above 21% of the shares, and Roman Dusenko - 12,07%. Chairman of the Board of Directors Vladimir Izmailov, President Sergey Pashkin, Mikhail Abezguaz, Elena Markina, and OOO “Centurion” are no longer shareholders of Kubanbank. According to Mr. Boyko, he intends to use Kubanbank as a platform for the development of his new project – the establishment of a mortgage bank.
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