Sberbank’s shareholder club grew by 57% over the year and now has one million members. The total value of their assets increased by 27%. Over ten months, a net 42.5 billion rubles flowed into the bank’s shares through SberInvestments—six times more than the year before.
The members’ portfolio structure is as follows: 46.5% is in shares, 36.5% in bonds, and another 7.4% in money market funds. Besides Sber’s own securities, investors most often choose shares in Gazprom, VTB, and Lukoil. Sberbank shares remain the most popular holding in the Moscow Exchange’s retail portfolio, accounting for 37.3% of it.
The members’ portfolio structure is as follows: 46.5% is in shares, 36.5% in bonds, and another 7.4% in money market funds. Besides Sber’s own securities, investors most often choose shares in Gazprom, VTB, and Lukoil. Sberbank shares remain the most popular holding in the Moscow Exchange’s retail portfolio, accounting for 37.3% of it.