Anna Saleeva appointed Deputy Chairperson of Sberbank's Ural Branch

Anna Saleeva has been appointed Deputy Chairperson of Sberbank's Ural Bank. She will oversee the Corporate and Investment Business block in the Ural Federal District and the Republic of Bashkortostan.

Anna Saleeva graduated from the Mordovian State University. She began her career at Sberbank in 2006. She was awarded a letter of thanks from the Governor of Perm Krai for her contribution to the development of banking and many years of conscientious work, an honorary diploma from the Republic of Mordovia for her outstanding contribution to the development of the banking system, and an honorary diploma from the Ministry of Economic Development and Investments of Perm Krai for assistance in developing investment activities.

Under Anna Saleeva's leadership, Sberbank's regional branches successfully implemented infrastructure projects, including the construction of schools and a sports arena in Perm Krai, as well as the opening of socio-cultural spaces.

Petr Koltypin, Vice President of Sberbank, Chairman of the Ural Bank:

Anna Saleeva has proven herself to be a professional and proactive manager, capable of effectively solving assigned tasks and successfully coping with new challenges. I am convinced that her experience, knowledge, and ideas will become a significant contribution to achieving our common strategic goals."

Anna Saleeva, Deputy Chairman of the Ural Bank of Sberbank:

"The Urals have a strong industrial base; they work here on ambitious projects that require modern technological and financial solutions. It is essential that Sber not only supports businesses but also serves as a partner, from the implementation of innovations to the development of urban infrastructure. Together with the team and clients, we will continue to create the foundation for sustainable development of the regions."

Alexander Nuikin, who previously held the position of Deputy Chairman of the Ural Bank, continued his career at Sberbank as the manager of the Krasnoyarsk branch.