Rosbank

Based on a comparison of 18 banks in Russia, Sberbank produced the highest net profit in 2017, followed by VTB Bank and Alfa Bank.

Sberbank made a net profit of RUB 750 bil, up 38.8% compared to the previous year. Historically, the bank’s net profit reached an all time high of RUB 750 bil in 2017 and an all time low of RUB 13.9 bil in 2003. The average profit in the last five years amounted to RUB 434 bil.

The bank generated an average return on equity of 18.1% for its shareholders in the last five years with a maximum of 24.0% and a minimum of 10.2%.

Comparing Sberbank with its closest peers, VTB Bank generated a net profit of RUB 120 bil with a ROE of 8.32% in 2017, Alfa Bank netted RUB 47.1 bil (ROE of 13.2%) and Gazprombank announced a net profit of RUB 33.8 bil giving a ROE of 6.31%.

The net profit of the Russia’s banking sector amounted to RUB 503,411 bil in 2017, down 23.2% compared to the previous year. Heading up the rankings, Sberbank accounted for 0.149% of the sector’s net profit in 2017. The top 3 companies held a 0.182% share while the five largest firms some 0.195% in 2017.

You can see all the banks net profit data on the Net Profit indicator page or you can download a report on the Russian banks in the report section.

Based on a comparison of 18 banks in Russia in 2017, Sberbank generated the largest revenues, followed by VTB Bank and Gazprombank.

Sberbank reported total revenues of RUB 1,903 bil, up 12.1% compared to the previous year. Historically, the bank’s revenues containing of interest, fee and other non-interest income reached an all time high of RUB 1,903 bil in 2017 and an all time low of RUB 112 bil in 2003. The average revenue in the last five years amounted to RUB 1,487 bil.

Bank's total revenues accounted for 7.02% of total assets in 2017, up from 6.69% a year earlier.

Comparing Sberbank with its closest peers, VTB Bank generated total revenues of RUB 598 bil, or 4.60% of assets in 2017, Gazprombank operated with RUB 154 bil total income, or 2.78% revenue margin and Alfa Bank produced total income worth RUB 137 bil, or 5.33% of assets.

Russian banking sector generated total revenues of RUB 10,903,149 bil in 2017, down 16.9% when compared to the previous year. As a result, the top ranked company - Sberbank accounted for 0.017% of the sector’s total income in 2017. The top 3 companies held a 0.024% share while the five largest firms some 0.027% in 2017.

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Based on a comparison of 17 banks in Russia in 2017, UniCredit Bank Russia was paying its employees the best, followed by Raiffeisenbank Russia and Promsvyazbank.

UniCredit Bank Russia employed 4,044 persons in 2017, down 0.979% when compared to the previous year. Historically, the bank's workforce hit an all time high of 4,084 persons in 2016 and an all time low of 2,814 in 2007.

Average cost reached RUB 182,354 per month per employee, 2.16% more than a year ago. This figure was RUB 90,411 per month some 10 years ago.

Staff accounted for 49.7% of total operating expenditures in 2017.

Comparing UniCredit Bank Russia with its closest peers, Raiffeisenbank Russia had 8,171 employees with average cost of RUB 146,485 per month per person, Promsvyazbank operated with 9,500 people (and RUB 138,895 per month per employee) and VTB Bank had 96,957 employees in 2017 with cost of RUB 133,392 per month per head.

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Based on a comparison of 18 banks in Russia in 2017, Credit Bank of Moscow was the most cost efficient bank, followed by UniCredit Bank Russia and Sberbank.

Credit Bank of Moscow's cost to income ratio reached 26.8% in 2017, down from 24.6% when compared to the last year. Historically, the bank’s costs reached an all time high of 82.4% in 2007 and an all time low of 24.6% in 2016.

When compared to total assets, bank's cost amounted to 1.39% in 2017, down from 1.04% a year earlier.

Comparing Credit Bank of Moscow with its closest peers, UniCredit Bank Russia operated in 2017 with a cost to income ratio of 34.4%, Sberbank reached 35.3% and AK BARS Bank some 40.6%.

The average cost to income ratio reached 79.9% in the Russian banking sector in 2017.

You can see all the banks cost efficiency data on the Costs (As % Of Income) indicator page or you can download a report on the Russian banks in the report section.