Rossiya Bank, a Russian joint stock bank founded in 1990, is offering customers what it calls a new "classic" contribution on foreign currency accounts.
Deposits will receive an attractive interest rate, capitalization of interest, the possibility of replenishment and the choice of monthly or quarterly interest payments.
Rossiya Bank is part owned by Yuri Kovalchuk, a St. Petersburg banker.
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