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Andrey Dynko headed the Operations Department of the Bank of Russia

By order of the Chairman of the Bank of Russia from September 14, 2026 Andrey Dmitrievich Dynko was appointed Director of the Operations Department.

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Andrey Dynko has been working for large Russian and international financial companies for more than 20 years. He has deep expertise in operational processes – in the technological transformation of services, the management of automated banking systems and operational sustainability, the design of target operating models.

Prior to his appointment to the Bank of Russia, Andrei Dynko headed the operational function at Raiffeisenbank in terms of automation of settlement and accounting processes. Previously, he worked at VTB Capital and operating divisions of various companies. He began his career at the Federal Securities Market Commission in the Central Federal District.

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