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Mikhail Fridman, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Alfa Group, elected a new member of Russia’s Public Chamber
16 Nov 2005

Mikhail Fridman, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Alfa Group, has been chosen to be a member of Russia’s Public Chamber.

Fridman is one of the second group of 42 names from national nongovernmental organizations to be selected for the Public Chamber which President Vladimir Putin created and whose duties include overseeing official bodies and reviewing bills before lawmakers vote on them.

The first 42 members, who were picked by President Putin due to their special services to the state and society, voted for the latest additions.

The 84 members tapped for the chamber so far will pick the final 42 members from regional NGOs in early December, and the chamber will begin work early next year.

Alfa-Bank Russia

Alfa-Banking Group includes Alfa-Bank Russia which is today one of the largest privately owned banks in Russia. It also includes Alfa-Bank Ukraine, one of the top-ten largest banks in Ukraine.  Alfa-Banking Group also comprises  banks in the Netherlands, in Belarus and in Kazakhstan as well as presence in Cyprus, the United States and the United Kingdom. The Group offers a wide range of products and operates in all sectors of the financial market, including corporate and retail lending, deposits, payment and account services, foreign exchange operations, cash handling services, custody services, investment banking, trade finance and other ancillary services to corporate and retail customers.
 
Alfa-Bank Russia, founded in 1990, has developed rapidly to become one of Russia's largest privately owned banks. It provides a full range of banking services — corporate banking, retail banking, investment banking, asset management and trade finance. In 2010, Alfa-Bank Russia had 364 branches over nine time zones in Russia, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, also had presence in the United States and Cyprus.

 


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