I. Introduction to VTB:
VTB Bank is one of the largest banks in Russia. Employees who graduate from this bank usually have high financial professional knowledge and skills, so they are called VTB graduates.
VTB Bank provides a wide range of financial services, including investment banking, wealth management, retail banking and other fields. Employees who graduated from VTB Bank will have the opportunity to gain practical experience and career development opportunities in these fields.
In addition to Russia, VTB Bank has branches in Europe, Asia, Africa and America, so VTB graduates have the ability of international vision and cross-cultural communication.
Second, the historical evolution:
VTB is a Russian bank, whose full name is Russian National Foreign Trade Bank. VTB, founded in 1990, is a state-owned bank established in Russia to promote international trade after disintegration.
VTB mainly served Russia's import and export trade in the early days. With the passage of time, the bank's business scope has gradually expanded, involving investment banking, retail banking, asset management and other fields.
The previous life of VTB refers to its predecessor, National Foreign Trade Bank, which was established in 1963. It is a state-owned bank established by the government to promote foreign trade and provide financing and credit support for foreign trade.
Third, the main business:
The main business of VTB Foreign Trade Bank includes using foreign investment credit funds, operating in international and Russian currency and foreign exchange markets, forming and using central hard currency funds on behalf of the government, and handling settlement business. By the end of 1992, the bank's assets reached172 billion rubles and its profits reached191971900 million rubles, making it the top three most profitable banks in Russia.
At present, the bank has a branch in China at 15, a wholly-owned subsidiary in Zurich at 1992, and representative offices in the United States, China, India, Hungary, Spain, Italy, Egypt, Turkey, Syria, Argentina, Algeria and the Czech Republic. The bank belongs to the Russian Supreme Soviet and reports to the Russian Central Bank.