It is unlikely now that Sberbank will be privatised before 2017, according to the bank's CEO, Herman Gref, since though the Russian government has supported its privatisation, President Putin thinks now is not the right time to do so. The principal shareholder of Sberbank is Russia's central bank which holds 50 percent of the share capital plus one voting share.
It is unlikely now that Sberbank will be privatised before 2017, according to the bank's CEO, Herman Gref, since though the Russian government has supported its privatisation, President Putin thinks now is not the right time to do so. The principal shareholder of Sberbank is Russia's central bank which holds 50% of the share capital plus one voting share.