The bank's shareholder equity increased 25.3% since the start of the year, to 34.7 billion rubles ($1.31 billion) as of November 1.
Net profits reached 5.2 billion rubles ($195.78 million) over the period, a 36% increase on the 2005 year-end figure.
Deposits grew 48% between January and October, to 293 billion rubles ($11.03 billion) as of November 1. Deposits by private individuals reached 75.6 billion rubles ($2.85 billion).
The bank's credit portfolio grew 41% in the first 10 months of the year, to 228.2 billion rubles ($8.59 billion), with loans to private individuals doubling to 29 billion rubles ($1.09 billion).
Established in 1994, the Bank of Moscow ranks among Russia's top five banks, and operates 179 branches across the country.