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Raiffeisen billions in the queue: Why the risky...

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Raiffeisen Bank was for a long time sure that its billions earned in Russia could be transferred to Austria through an artificial asset exchange with an oligarch. But the deal, which is being watched internationally, is shaky. “Press” research shows where the stakeholders should have been compared. And why the name Deripaska only makes the alarm bells ring even louder.

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Raiffeisen billions in the queue: Why the risky...

Raiffeisen Bank was for a long time sure that its billions earned in Russia could be transferred to Austria through an artificial asset exchange with an oligarch. But the deal, which is being watched internationally, is shaky. “Press” research shows where the stakeholders should have been compared. And why the name Deripaska only makes the alarm bells ring even louder.

11 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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