Herbert Moos News
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VTB Group led gains among Russian stocks after the nation’s second-largest lender said investors agreed to buy all $3.3 billion of shares it’s selling to increase capital.
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VTB Group, Russia’s second-largest lender, plans to raise as much as $3 billion selling new shares in Moscow as it seeks to boost regulatory capital.
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OAO Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, is considering following rival VTB Group by borrowing in Asia to explore new sources of funding.
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Russia’s central bank will delay further interest-rate increases until the fourth quarter to avoid stifling lending growth, said Herbert Moos , deputy chairman of VTB Group, the nation’s second-largest bank.
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VTB Group , Russia’s second-largest bank, swung to profit in the first quarter as Russia’s economy recovered from the steepest contraction on record.
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VTB Group, Russia’s second-largest bank, is planning to move a third of its debt into currencies other than the dollar by 2015 by issuing bonds in Asia and Brazil, according to the deputy chairman.
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VTB Group , Russia’s second-biggest lender, seeks to more than double annual profit in the next three years as it expands retail and investment banking, said Deputy Chief Executive Officer Herbert Moos .
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Russian equities rallied to a 2 1/2- month high as the nation’s biggest natural-gas producers OAO Gazprom and OAO Novatek climbed.
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VTB Bank may cut about 10 percent of its support personnel to focus more on business, Vedomosti said, citing the bank’s Chief Financial officer Herbert Moos.
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Russia’s $59 billion asset sale program is stoking the biggest rally in VTB Group bonds since July and sending OAO Sberbank yields to record lows on speculation disclosure will improve with less state control.
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