The situation in the economy and the financial sector Vladimir Putin discussed today with the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov, head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina and presidential aide Andrei Belousov.
The situation in the economy and finance Vladimir Putin discussed today with the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov, head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina and presidential aide Andrei Belousov.
The president said – coordination between the government and the Central Bank has in modern conditions essential. Participants of the meeting discussed the prospects of privatization of state-owned banks, with particular attention to the fate of the Savings Bank.
In. Putin: “We have gathered only to exchange views, to look at the prospects for the development of the situation, so that the work was somehow coordinated in general terms. The Central Bank have a major shareholder, the main, a key shareholder of a leading bank in the country, the Savings Bank . I would like to know the opinion of the Central Bank, the Bank of Russia on this issue, on the possible privatization of the shares of the Savings Bank “.
” I think that the issue of privatization of the shares of Sberbank is premature, because in many ways citizens’ confidence, depositors to the bank based on the fact that there is a controlling interest of the state, control of the state. By the way, this show and our case studies. They show that at the moment you want to keep a controlling stake in Sberbank in the hands of the state “, – said Elvira Nabiullina.
In. Putin: “I fully agree with you in the first place. Secondly, even in the medium term, I think we have to come back to this question will not be”.
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The privatization of the Savings Bank in the near future is excluded
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The privatization of the Savings Bank in the near future is excluded
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The privatization of the Savings Bank in the near future is excluded
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The privatization of the Savings Bank in the near future is excluded
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The privatization of the Savings Bank in the near future is excluded
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