• Sberbank controls almost a third of the country's deposits and has a mixed loan book.

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  • Its governor, Viktor Gerashchenko, enjoys close personal ties with Sberbank and adamantly defends its privileged status.

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  • Its financing partner, Sberbank, Russia's biggest retail bank, will have 35% and employees 10%.

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  • The banking system, dominated by the government-controlled Sberbank, barely functions for many unconnected would-be borrowers.

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  • There are sound business plan arguments for an Opel-Magna-Sberbank arrangement or for the new, old GM-Opel partnership.

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  • The biggest challenge of all is Sberbank, the state-owned behemoth that holds the majority of the country's savings.

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  • Then it was unsold, re-bid and essentially signed, sealed and delivered to Magna-Sberbank with non-binding promises about retaining jobs.

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  • Other Russian banks in Cyprus include Sberbank, Gazprombank, Otkritie Capital, Aton Capital, UralSib Financial, BCS Financial and Promsvyazbank.

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  • There are going to be people from SberBank, AIGK. And Stanislav Mitin, too.

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  • First the spoiler was Sberbank, because as the biggest it would pay most towards deposit insurance, in effect covering other banks.

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  • Among the institutions it approached was Kremlin-controlled Sberbank, according to the banker.

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  • The Magna bid, which involves the car parts maker and the Russian Sberbank, had been seen as the frontrunner in the race to buy Opel.

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  • Boris Fedorov, a prominent champion of better corporate governance in Russia's biggest companies, and one of Sberbank's independent directors, believes that the move is mistimed.

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  • Given the central bank's clout, picking a fight over Sberbank's future seems more likely to bring good publicity for the fund managers involved, rather than actual results.

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  • The reforms would also create a deposit-insurance scheme: at the moment only deposits at Sberbank, the country's biggest bank, enjoy an implicit guarantee, because it is owned by the state.

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  • Much of the money comes from a group of corporate sponsors and investors that includes state-owned lender OAO Sberbank, state-owned oil giant OAO Rosneft and oligarch Vladimir Potanin's holding company Interros.

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  • Magna's bid was backed by Russia's state-run Sberbank and Oleg Deripaska's truck firm Gaz, and it has said it wants Opel and GM to gain 20% of the Russian market in the short term.

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  • One big obstacle is Sberbank, state-owned and, uniquely, state-guaranteed.

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  • So even given the domination of state-controlled Sberbank to which customers fled after the 1998 default and devaluation, and which boasts more than half of all retail deposits, over a quarter of all banking assets and access to cheaper capital than private banks there is enough business to go round.

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