For XIII-XV centuries, poltina was initially the name of the Russian monetary-weight cost unit equal to half a ruble of gold bar. At first this coin was introduced and circulated as a currency in 1654, it was minted from copper having a weight of 16-20 g.
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Russian International Bank traditionally develops good cooperation with foreign and Russian banks in order to strengthen its credit history, to establish correspondent relations with new banks, and to provide the clients with banking services in accordance with international standards.
Russian International Bank maintains business relations with banks from Moscow and other regions of Russia, USA, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Baltic States, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. These business relations allow R.I.B. to meet all clients’ requirements efficiently.
Russian International Bank is an active participant in the interbank market. At present time the Bank has concluded General Agreements for providing money market, foreign exchange and security operations. Both large and medium Russian CIS banks have opened, in USD, about 300 MIO credit lines for R.I.B.
Russian International Bank is a member of currency section of the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange and the Federal Bureau of Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange. It is an interbank market-maker both in Russia and foreign countries, and a professional participant of the securities market which provides the counterparties with the whole range of the following banking services:
- settlement and cash services in rubles and foreign currency;
- interbank lending within the existing limits and under pledging of securities and foreign currencies as collateral;
- foreign exchange operations;
- banknote operations;
- security operations – shares, bonds, promissory notes;
- brokerage operations with shares, bonds and derivative instruments;
- custodian operations;
- debt instruments operations;
- organization and service of bonds and bills loans;
- trade finance;
- Bank-Managed Mutual Fund.
