OTP Bank (Russia) is a member of the international OTP Group, one of the leaders in the financial services market in Central and Eastern Europe. OTP Bank is a universal credit institution offering corporate and private clients a wide range of banking services and products.

As of March 1st, 2012 total equity is rub 20.1 bln, the assets of OTP Bank (Russia) equaled to over RUR 110.3 bln, deposite portfolio is amount rub 61.5 bln., credit portfolio is rub 97 bln.. OTP Bank (Russia) is one of the Top 50 largest Russian banks.

#13 The most retail banks  (as of January 1st, 2012 Kommersant)
#14 The most profitable banks (as of January 1st, 2012 Kommersant)
#34  TOP - 100 banks by net equity (as of January 1st, 2012 Kommersant)
#38 TOP- 100 banks by net assets (as of January 1st, 2012 Kommersant)
#14 Top-500 banks by the most profitable banks in 2011 (RBC)
#37 Top-500 banks by net assets (as of January 1st, 2012 RBC)
#37 TOP-200 banks by net assets (as of February 1st, 2012, Profile)
#34 TOP-200 banks by net equity(as of February 1st, 2012, Profile)

Bank Financial Strength Rating D-, forecast "stable" (Moody's Corporation)

OTP Bank provides its services via a network of its own additional offices and branches, which at the moment consists of 163 end-to-end service points in 72 regions of Russian Federation, as well as a large-scale network of partners numbering 28 thousand consumer loan POS located all over Russia.

OTP Bank is a member of Deposit Insurance System, Association of Russian Banks, Association of European Businesses, National Association of Stock Market Members, National Stock Market Association, Russian Trading System Stock Exchange and Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange. OTP Bank has accreditation which allows it to participate in the contests of Deposit Insurance Agency, besides it is included in the list of the banks, whose guarantees can be used in order to secure loans of Bank of Russia. OTP Bank is allowed by the Russian Ministry of Finance to participate in the auctions for placing the funds of Federal treasury on banks deposits.