Anatoly Nikolaevich Predtechensky

Bank Otkritie Financial Corp. PJSC engages in the provision of commercial activities, trading with securities, foreign currencies and derivative instruments, and providing loans and guarantees. It operates through the following segments: Corporate; Small businesses; and Retail banking; Investment Activities and Other Assets Management; and Unallocated Amounts. The Corporate banking segment provides banking services to large and medium-sized corporate customers. The Small businesses banking segment provides banking services to small businesses and individual entrepreneurs. The Retail banking segment provides banking services to individual customers, affluent and wealthy individuals. The Investment Activities and Other Assets Management includes trading products with fixed income and equity products, foreign exchange, precious metals and derivatives on such products, operations on monetary markets, operations under repurchase agreements, brokerage services and asset management and other investment banking services. The Unallocated amounts segment balances income and expense items not allocated to any of the segments in the internal management reporting systems. The company was founded on May 12, 1992 and is headquartered in Moscow, Russia.

Part of Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS PJSC, National Clearing Centre JSCB CJSC is a non-banking credit institution acting as a clearing house and central counterparty in the financial market. The company is based in Moscow, Russian Federation. Since its incorporation in May 2006, the Russian company has been providing clearing services in the group's FX market, and then developed its services to securities, derivatives, precious metals, commodities, and standardized OTC derivatives segments of the market. As a central counterparty, the company assumes risks incurred under the transactions concluded by members during trading, acting as an intermediary between the parties. Its main function is to maintain stability in the serviced financial market segments through implementation of the state-of-the-art risk management framework conforming to the international standards and provision to members of such clearing services which would enable an efficient use of the allocated funds.