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LIST OF AFFILIATES of Sberbank of Russia Open Joint-Stock Company (Indicate full company name of the joint-stock company) Code of the 0 1 4 8 1 – В issuer: as 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 of (Indicate the date of the list of affiliates of the joint- stock company) Location of the issuer: 19 Vavilova St., Moscow, 117997, Russian Federation (indicate location (address of the permanent executive body of the joint-stock company (other party entitled to act on behalf of the joint-stock company without the Power of Attorney))) The information contained in this list of affiliates is subject to disclosure in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation on securities Web page: http://www.sberbank.ru (Indicate the address of the web page used by the issuer to disclose information) Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, Sberbank of Russia seq. Bella I. Zlatkis (Signature) (Full name) Date: January 12, 201 1 Affix Seal Here Codes of the issuer INN 7707083893 (Taxpayer Identification Number): OGRN 1027700132195 (Primary State Registration Number): I. Composition of affiliates as of 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 No. Full company name (name of nonprofit Location of the legal entity or place Grounds for recognizing a person Date of the Interest of the Percentage of ordinary entity) or full name of the affiliate of residence for an individual as an affiliate grounds affiliate in the shares of the joint- (Indicate only upon consent of the Charter Capital of stock company owned individual) the joint-stock by the affiliate, % company, % 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Entity may dispose of more than 12 Neglinnaya St., 107016 20% of the total number of votes 1 Central Bank of Russian Federation March 21, 1991 57.584004 60.251542 Moscow, Russian Federation attached to the voting shares of Sberbank of Russia 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of 46 Molodezhnaya St., Odintsovo, votes attached to the shares in the Sberbank Leasing Closed Joint-Stock August 17, 2 143000 Moscow Region, Russian interest of this legal entity that - - Company 1993 Federation constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of Saint Petersburg, Russian votes attached to the shares in the 3 RUST Closed Joint-Stock Company June 3, 1994 - - Federation interest of this legal entity that constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia 2 group of entities 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of votes attached to the shares in the 3-5 Kremenchugskaya St., 121352 February 13, 4 Tema Group Limited Liability Company interest of this legal entity that - - Moscow, Russian Federation 1996 constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities Belongs to Sberbank of Russia September 10, 5 Vladimir D. Ustinov Moscow, Russian Federation - - group of entities 2001 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of votes attached to the shares in the 14 Shosse Entuziastov, 111024 August 29, 6 Auction Limited Liability Company interest of this legal entity that - - Moscow, Russian Federation 1996 constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of Investment and Construction Company votes attached to the shares in the 168 Stara-Zagora St., 443114 7 Sberbankinveststroy Closed Joint-Stock interest of this legal entity that June 21, 1995 - - Samara, Russian Federation Company constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities Belongs to Sberbank of Russia 8 Sergei V. Chernomyrdin Samara, Russian Federation April 5, 1999 - - group of entities 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of 33 Oktyabrskaya St., 603005 votes attached to the shares in the Sberbank Mortgage Company Closed 9 Nizhniy Novgorod, Russian interest of this legal entity that April 23, 1996 - - Joint-Stock Company Federation. constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities 3 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of 76 Yaroslavskaya St., 428000 votes attached to the shares in the First Investment and Construction 10 Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic, interest of this legal entity that June 1, 1995 0.000022 0.000023 Company Closed Joint-Stock Company Russian Federation constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities Belongs to Sberbank of Russia December 14, 11 Nikolai M. Chindyajkin Cheboksary, Russian Federation - - group of entities 1998 Chairman of the Supervisory 12 Sergei M. Ignatiev Moscow, Russian Federation June 30, 2000 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 1. Member of the Management Board, Sberbank of Russia July 8, 2005 13 Bella I. Zlatkis Moscow, Russian Federation 0.000443 0.000463 2. Member of the Supervisory Board, Sberbank of Russia June 30, 2000 Member of the Supervisory 14 Georgy I. Luntovsky Moscow, Russian Federation June 30, 2000 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Management 15 Evgeny A. Korolev Moscow, Russian Federation July 16, 1997 0.001620 0.001695 Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 16 Nadezhda Yu. Ivanova Moscow, Russian Federation June 21, 2002 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 17 Aleksei V. Ulyukaev Moscow, Russian Federation June 21, 2002 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 18 Valery V. Tkachenko Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2003 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 19 Konstantin B. Shor Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2003 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 20 Arkady V. Dvorkovich Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2003 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Management November 30, 21 Andrei F. Golikov Moscow, Russian Federation 0.002214 0.002316 Board, Sberbank of Russia 2004 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of 5 Ananjevsky per., bldg 12, Sovremenniye Tekhnologii Limited votes attached to the shares in the December 24, 22 103092 Moscow, Russian - - Liability Company interest of this legal entity that 2004 Federation constitute the Charter Capital. 2. 4 Saint Petersburg, Russian Member of the Supervisory 23 Alexei L. Savatyugin June 24, 2005 - - Federation Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 24 Aleksei L. Kudrin Moscow, Russian Federation June 24, 2005 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia November 28, 1. CEO, Chairman of the 2007 Management Board, Sberbank of Russia November 28, 2. Chairman of the Management 2007 25 Herman O. Gref Moscow, Russian Federation Board, Sberbank of Russia 0.000631 0.000661 3. Member of the Supervisory June 24, 2005 Board, Sberbank of Russia 4. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia November 28, group of entities 2007 Sberbank of Russia may dispose 42 Bolshaya Yakimanka St., bldg of more than 20% of votes Inforcredit Bureau of Credit History August 24, 26 3, 119049 Moscow, Russian attached to the shares in the - - Closed Joint-Stock Company 2005 Federation interest of this legal entity that constitute the Charter Capital. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of votes SBERKARTA Closed Joint-Stock 3 Gubkina St., bldg 1, 119991 November 7, 27 attached to the shares in the - - Company Moscow, Russian Federation 2005 interest of this legal entity that constitute the Charter Capital. Nizhniy Novgorod, Russian Belongs to Sberbank of Russia January 16, 28 Alexander K. Meleshkin - - Federation group of entities 2006 Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of votes 279 Baikalskaya St., 664050 29 Grand Baikal Limited Liability Company attached to the shares in the April 13, 2006 - - Irkutsk, Russian Federation interest of this legal entity that constitute the Charter Capital. 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of 30/26 Gogol/Kaldayakov St., votes attached to the shares in the Subsidiary Bank Sberbank of Russia 30 050010 Almaty, Republic of interest of this legal entity that July 21, 2006 - - Joint-Stock Company Kazakhstan constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities Belongs to Sberbank of Russia November 16, 31 Oleg Ye. Smirnov Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation 0.000013 0.000014 group of entities 2007 5 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of SUBSIDIARY BANK SBERBANK OF votes attached to the shares in the 46 Vladimirskaya St., 01034 Kiev, December 27, 32 RUSSIA PUBLIC JOINT-STOCK interest of this legal entity that - - Ukraine. 2007 COMPANY constitute the Charter Capital. 2. Belongs to Sberbank of Russia group of entities Member of the Management January 29, 33 Anton A. Karamzin Moscow, Russian Federation 0.001470 0.001538 Board, Sberbank of Russia 2008 Member of the Management January 29, 34 Denis A. Bugrov Moscow, Russian Federation - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 2008 Member of the Management January 29, 35 Olga N. Kanovich Moscow, Russian Federation - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 2008 Member of the Management January 29, 36 Stanislav K. Kuznetsov Moscow, Russian Federation - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 2008 Member of the Management January 29, 37 Victor M. Orlovskiy Moscow, Russian Federation - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 2008 Member of the Management 38 Aleksander V. Morozov Moscow, Russian Federation May 19, 2008 0.000448 0.000307 Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Management 39 Alexander V. Bazarov Moscow, Russian Federation June 3, 2008 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 40 Elvira S. Nabiullina Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2008 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 41 Sergei M. Guriev Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2008 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia Member of the Supervisory 42 Vladimir A. Mau Moscow, Russian Federation June 27, 2008 - - Board, Sberbank of Russia 1. Sberbank of Russia may dispose of more than 20% of votes attached to the shares in the Sberbank Capital Limited Liability 19 Vavilova St., 117997 Moscow, 43 interest of this legal entity that July 28, 2008 - - Company Russian Federation constitute the Charter Capital.
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