Russische Handelsbank

The former head of the Siberian bank in Petrograd, Tarnowski, the president and Swedish banker Olof Aschberg were appointed CEO. The latter had also opened for the processing of Russian financial transactions in Berlin and Copenhagen Handelskontore in 1920, of which the Berlin, which was located in Berlin, was now converted into the guarantee and credit bank for the east, which also took over the representation of the Russian Commerce Bank in Germany.

Olof Aschberg had opened for the processing of Russian finance business in Berlin and Copenhagen Handelskontore, from which the Berlin was now converted into the guarantee and credit bank for the east, which also took over the representation of the Russian trade bank in Germany.

After the state bank was reorganized in the course of the new economic politics (NEP) under Grigorij Sokolnikow, the People's Commissioner for Finance and a stable currency was introduced with the Tscherwonez, the Russian trade bank was founded in Moscow in autumn 1922 with a capital of 10 million golden drums (5.1 million dollar).