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SberBank is the historical successor of Savings Offices, which were established by the decree of Emperor Nicholas I, and later the State Labor Savings Offices. Below are the milestones in the bank’s history, which is closely linked with the course of Russian history.
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Sep 3, 2024 · The study reveals that Sberbank's management employed a range of tactics to navigate these paradoxes. Rather than directly confronting the conflicting goals imposed by the government, they often chose a path of resistance, delay, and strategic avoidance.
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The book sheds light on how Sberbank of Russia was transformed from the old-school institution with outlived Soviet practices into a decent member of the world’s financial elite and one of the richest brands on the planet. Sberbank reform was an unprecedented event in the history of Russian business.
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Mar 20, 2015 · The book sheds light on how Sberbank of Russia was transformed from the old-school institution with outlived Soviet practices into a decent member of the world's financial elite and one of the richest brands on the planet. Sberbank reform was an unprecedented event in the history of Russian business. Never before such a large post-Soviet ...
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May 17, 2018 · Sberbank is the successor to the savings division of the Soviet central bank, which in turn traces its roots back to a network of private savings institutions that was created by tsarist decree in 1841. Sberbank was privatized in 1991 but retains close ties to the central government.
