About VTB Bank

VTB Bank is a systemically important Russian bank, one of the leaders in the financial services market. The bank services all categories of clients — corporate, small and medium-sized enterprises, private entrepreneurs and individuals

50 000 +

Employees

1 300 +

Branches in Russia

15 000 +

ATM’s in Russia

17 M

Client base

General information

General information
Requisites

Full Name:

VTB Bank (public joint-stock company)

VTB Bank (public joint-stock company):

№ 1000

Legal Address:

Degtyarnyy Pereulok, 11a, Saint Petersburg, 191144, Russia

Mailing Address:

VTB Bank (PJSC), Vorontsovskaya str., 43, bld.1, Moscow, 109147, Russia

Call Center:

8 (800) 200-77-99

Russia toll-free

+7 (495) 739-77-99

Fax:

+7 (495) 739-77-99

E-mail Address:

info@vtb.ru

for queries and proposals

Web-site:

www.vtb.ru

OKPO Code:

00032520

TIN:

7702070139

Correspondent Account with Main Office of the Bank of Russia in the Central Federal District, Moscow:

30101810700000000187

Russian BIC:

044525187

All-Russian Classifier of Political Subdivisions:

40262000000

KPP (Taxpayer Classification Code):

783501001

at the Bank’s location

997950001

at the location of registration as major taxpayer

SPRINTMAIL:

PROTOCOL/MOSVTB0/CEA

Social Responsibility

We contribute to society

Corporate social responsibility is as integral to VTB Group’s policy as financial efficiency and its focus on commercial success

The Group works toward achieving not only successful projects and profitable operations, but also aims to make a positive impact in the communities where it does business. To this end, VTB Group believes in promoting stability and sustainability across all its activities, with the ultimate goal being to improve the quality of life.

VTB Group provides continuous support to the healthcare industry, grassroots and professional sports, education and science, culture and the arts, and socially vulnerable segments of the population wherever it has a market presence.

VTB Bank Corporate Social Responsibility Policy

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