(Reuters] – Russia’s most dominant lender Sberbank stated Monday that its chief vice president had resigned. This is the second resignation since Moscow sent troops to Ukraine in February.

Andrey Shemetov was part of Sberbank’s investment and corporate business. He supervised key clients coverage and global markets. The bank stated that he has now decided to concentrate on new projects.

Sberbank’s source said, “Andrey is on vacation for two months now and seldom comes to the bank. The decision to take this step was apparently made long ago.

Since Russia’s “special operation” began in Ukraine, several Russian companies have reorganized their management. Sberbank has been the victim of unprecedented Western sanctions and has had to endure a few high-profile exits.

Lev Khasis was the first deputy chairman of Sberbank’s management board. His prearranged departure moved forward, and his plans to be president of an e-commerce holding firm have been abandoned, Vedomosti reported.

A source said that David Rafalovsky has left the bank as chief technology officer. Rafalovsky was leading Sberbank’s push into digital services.

Sberbank didn’t comment on the departures.