Sberbank plans to allocate 50% of the net profit according to IFRS to dividends during the next three years. According to the strategy for the years 2027-2029, the bank's management expects a return on capital (ROE) of at least 21% with a capital adequacy of at least 13.3%, reports Reuters. Over the past three years, the credit institution has already paid shareholders 2.4 trillion rubles in dividends, which is equal to the total amount of payments in the previous 20 years, Kommersant writes.

Sberbank plans to allocate 50% of the net profit according to IFRS to dividends during the next three years. According to the strategy for the years 2027-2029, the bank's management expects a return on capital (ROE) of at least 21% with a capital adequacy of at least 13.3%, reports Reuters. Over the past three years, the credit institution has already paid shareholders 2.4 trillion rubles in dividends, which is equal to the total amount of payments in the previous 20 years, Kommersant writes.