Bank "Russian Capital will receive a guarantor

The Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA), an exception is ready to give surety for the obligations of being reorganized by the bank "Russian Capital". This is, in conception DIA, will sell faster and more expensive bank. About this newspaper "Vedomosti" on Friday, April 29. Deposit Insurance Agency is prepared to sponsor the clients of the bank "Russian Capital, which manages the DIA. Issue guarantees for up to 5 billion rubles. agreed with the Board of Directors of the Central Bank, said the agency. The term of the guarantee will not exceed the term of the program of financial recovery "of the Russian capital, calculated up to 2015, the limit of 5 billion rubles. - Renewable, said first deputy general director ASV Valery Miroshnikov. DIA to other banks to provide guarantees is not going to. "The Russian capital" has received an exception, as it belongs to the ACB to 100%. "This measure is necessary to attract resources from foreign credit institutions, pension funds and insurance companies: This category of investors require the necessary level of rating bank guarantee from DIA will lead to increased", - says Director of the Department for bank restructuring DIA George Agaptsev. Ready state guarantee to the creditors may have a positive impact on the rating of the bank. However, the extent of this effect will depend on the details of the agreement and how it will apply in practice "- cautious analyst at Moody's Maxim Bogdashkin. DIA has reorganized the bank's shares sell at a price not below the level of investment, and that 14 billion rubles., Miroshnikov said. Recall that on Thursday, April 28, became aware of the indictment former chairman of the capital of the bank "Russian Capital" Irina Kireeva in the case of withdrawal of the bank's assets before the crisis of 2008. Criminal charges of misuse of 450 million rubles of state support for the withdrawal of assets was initiated in July 2010 on the basis of statements DIA. Bank "Russian Capital" in October 2008, bought the National Reserve Bank (NRB) Alexander Lebedev, and in April 2009, the NRB passed "Russian Capital" DIA.