Governors of The State Bank
- 1860 – 1866: Alexander von Stieglitz
- 1866 – 1881: Yevgeniy Lamanskiy (acting until 1867)
- 1881 – 1889: Aleksei Tsimsen
- 1889 – 1894: Yuliy Zhukovskiy
- 1894 – 1903: Eduard Pleske
- 1903 – 1909: Sergei Timashev
- 1909 – 1912: Aleksei Konshin
- 1912 – 1917: Ivan Shipov
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