JSCB Novatsiya (Maikop)

retail banking. capital (data from the Central Bank as of July 1): 201 million rubles. assets (data from Interfax-CEA as of July 1): 1.44 billion rubles. financial indicators (RAS, first half of 2011): income – 162.4 million rubles, net profit – 11.3 million rubles.

Former CEO of Prokos CJSC (Domodedovsky District, Moscow Region, produces wine) Eduard Oganesyants is no longer a shareholder of Adygea's largest bank, Novatsiya, the bank reported on the Central Bank's website. Since 2007, Oganesyants, with a 38.7% stake, was the bank's largest owner; now his stake is divided equally between Krasnodar residents Anna Bayadyan and Stanislav Butt. Oganesyants sold his shares, two top managers of the bank confirmed. CEO of the Financial Consulting Center Leonid Shafirov estimates such a stake at approximately 80 million rubles.

Novacia has over 1,300 shareholders, 38.8% in total controlled by Anna, Zarema and Nuriet Bibov. Yesterday, Novacia reported on its disclosure website about the appearance of another major shareholder – Roma Karamov bought a 17.46% stake. It was not possible to contact the new shareholders; according to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities and SPARK-Interfax, neither Butt nor Bayadyan founded or headed any companies. Meshcheryakova explains that the new shareholders’ candidacies must undergo a lengthy approval procedure with the Central Bank, only then will they be able to nominate candidates for the board of directors and the management board. Meshcheryakova does not know whose interests they represent and why they bought the bank’s shares.

Oganesyants declined to comment through his secretary. He had been the CEO of Prokos since 1996, and retired in 2009. According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities for 2002, he was the company's largest co-owner (22%). However, Prokos has since increased its authorized capital by 1,117 times, and how the shares are currently distributed is not disclosed. In 2009, Prokos had RUB 94 million in revenue and RUB 5.86 million in net loss.

"Novation" changes owners