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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Foreign exchange and interbank transactions
Russian International Bank conducts transactions with contacting parties on the interbank market to attract and place interbank credits on all the main world currencies:
- within fixed bank limits;
- within fixed covered limits against the following securities:
- government securities nominated in rubles and currency;li>
- corporate securities nominated in rubles and currency;
- bank and corporate notes (own notes of RIB are preferred).
The bank is an active participant of the currency market as well as a member of the currency section of Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange. This makes it accessible to te fixed-term contract market. Russian International Bank affords opportunity to contracting parties to conduct conversion transactions in all main world currency pairs.
Being a member of the currency section of the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange and having access to the fixed-term contract market in Russia and the USA, Russian International Bank provides contracting parties with the opportunity to conduct conversion transactions in all main world currency pairs.
Russian International Bank offers the following range of services for the corresponding banks and contracting banks:
- purchase/sale of freely convertible currencies, currency of CIS countries on the interbank market within fixed blank or mortgage limits;
- conclusion of conversion transactions subject to conditions of “Split Value” or to early cover without fixed limit;
- conclusion of forward transactions in USD/RUB market;
- access to the fixed-term contract market of the main world currencies in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
