US EditionPutin decree authorises US hedge fund to buy foreign-owned Russian securities
- Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized U.S. hedge fund 683 Capital Partners LP to purchase securities in Russian companies from other foreign funds, according to a decree published on March 17.
- U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to discuss a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine with Putin on March 18, as diplomatic engagement between Washington and Moscow increases.
- Russia's Prosecutor General's Office designated The Moscow Times as an 'undesirable' organization, which criminalizes its work and risks prosecution for its staff.
- The decree allows two Russian companies, Tsefey-2 and Sovremennye Fondy Nedvizhimosty, to buy 683 Capital's securities without needing Putin's approval.
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Putin decree authorises US hedge fund to buy foreign-owned Russian securities
Russian President Vladimir Putin has given a U.S. hedge fund permission to buy securities in Russian companies from certain foreign stakeholders and authorised their future sale to two Russian funds, a presidential decree showed on Monday.
Putin Authorizes U.S. Hedge Fund to Buy Russian Securities
Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized a U.S. hedge fund to purchase securities in Russian companies from 11 other funds, mostly based in the U.S. and U.K., according to a presidential decree published Monday.
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