Russia's central bank keeps its list of systemically important banks unchanged
The list of systemically important credit institutions retains 12 banks, with no changes made.
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The Bank of Russia has approved an updated list of systemically important credit institutions, leaving it unchanged.
The list retains 12 banks. No additions or removals were made to the list on this occasion.
The status of a systemically important bank entails higher capital requirements and additional regulatory oversight, reflecting the role such institutions play in the overall stability of the country's financial system.
The Bank of Russia regularly reviews this list, assessing credit institutions against a number of criteria, including asset size, volume of retail deposits, and significance for the payments system.
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