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Raiffeisenbank (Russia)

Raiffeisenbank is a Russian bank serving individuals, small businesses, corporate clients and financial institutions through banking products and digital services, and is described as one of the leading foreign banks in Russia.

Last updated October 16, 2026

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Overview

Raiffeisenbank (Russia), operating under the Russian-language name Райффайзен Банк, is a commercial bank serving customers in Russia. Its website says it has worked in the country since 1996 and describes the bank as part of the international Raiffeisen Bank International group. The Russian bank’s stated customer base includes individuals and corporate clients, including residents and non-residents of the Russian Federation. Its website also presents dedicated services for small businesses, medium and large businesses, premium and private banking customers, and financial institutions. The bank’s retail offering includes debit and credit cards, savings and deposit-related services, lending, mortgages, insurance and investment services. Its digital and everyday-banking features include the Raiffeisen Online web service and mobile application, payments and transfers, utility and mobile-phone bill payments, QR-code purchases, card servicing, statements and certificates, and self-employment services. The bank also offers business banking and corporate solutions, supported by offices, ATMs and online channels. These descriptions reflect the services presented on the supplied official website, rather than a claim that every product is available to every customer. The company’s about page identifies Raiffeisen Bank International as its international banking-group affiliation. The bank is a Russian legal entity, AO Raiffeisenbank, and the official website gives a Moscow address and identifies a Bank of Russia general licence. The supplied materials do not identify individual founders or current executives. The bank remains active on its official website, which describes its services as available and says it is prepared to maintain uninterrupted access to customer operations. Its FAQ page identifies it as a systemically important bank and addresses customer questions about recent developments without, in the supplied excerpt, specifying those developments.

History

Raiffeisenbank’s official Russian website states that the bank has worked in Russia since 1996. It describes the institution as a member of the international Raiffeisen Bank International banking group and presents it as a Russian bank offering financial solutions to private and corporate customers, including residents and non-residents of the Russian Federation. The available supplied sources do not identify the original founders or provide a detailed account of the bank’s establishment, early operations, or subsequent corporate changes. The bank’s current website presents a broad service model spanning personal banking, small-business banking and corporate banking. Its listed services include cards, investments, savings, loans, insurance, mortgages and digital banking. It also provides dedicated business pages for corporate clients and offers online services, offices and ATMs. The bank’s about page lists history, shareholders, ratings, mission and values, group companies in Russia, investor information and other corporate materials as sections of its website, but the supplied excerpt does not contain the underlying historical detail or shareholder breakdown. The official website identifies Raiffeisen Bank International as the international group to which the Russian bank belongs. The bank’s corporate page gives a Moscow address and states that AO Raiffeisenbank holds a Bank of Russia general licence. The supplied website materials include current navigation and copyright information extending through 2026, and a customer FAQ page describing the bank as systemically important and stating that it continues to provide its financial services. They do not provide a dated timeline of ownership changes, executive appointments, acquisitions, market exits or other specific turning points. Accordingly, the bank’s documented history here is limited to its stated start of operations in Russia in 1996, its group affiliation, and its present-day service and corporate identity.

  • 1996

    Begins operations in Russia

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Products and positioning

A broad-service Russian bank within the Raiffeisen Bank International group, presenting itself as a financial partner for individuals and businesses and emphasizing reliability, digital access and continuity of service. A broad-service Russian bank within the Raiffeisen Bank International group, presenting itself as a financial partner for individuals and businesses and emphasizing reliability, digital access and continuity of service; it is also described as one of the leading foreign banks in Russia.

  • Raiffeisen Online

    The bank’s online-banking service, offered through a web version and mobile application.

  • Personal banking services

    The website lists cards, investments, savings, loans, insurance and mortgages for individuals.

  • Corporate banking solutions

    The bank presents integrated services for corporate customers, including medium and large businesses.

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