MOSCOW, March 7 – Russian banks operating in Ukraine have nearly $30 billion at risk, reads a survey of Moody's Investors Service.

The service assesses the total influence of assets that bring a Ukrainian risk to Russian banks at $30 billion. Moody's said that Russian bank asset quality and profitability are facing pressure from the Ukraine crisis.

The analysts said that over the half of the risks of Russian banks in Ukraine ($17.4 billion) have subsidiaries of domestic banks. Vnesheconombank ($4.8 billion), Sberbank ($4 billion) and VTB ($3.5 billion) have the highest risks from Ukrainian subsidiaries.