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US bank in negotiations with groups including Expobank and insurer Reso-Garantia
Development in which Shell, Mitsubishi and Mitsui are stakeholders is first to be nationalised since Ukraine invasion
Chief of mining group Norilsk faces asset freeze and travel ban
Tracking the provenance of refined fuel exports could make any such move devilishly hard
Europe has halved its reliance on Russian gas but it is running out of short-term fixes
Grace period for $100mn foreign currency bond interest payment ended on Sunday evening
Residents see more Russians arriving in search of stability and opportunity amid conflict in Ukraine
Grace period for $100mn in interest payments ends on Sunday evening
Anglo-Russian miner hires MHA MacIntyre Hudson after Big Four firm’s departure put London listing under threat
Gulf ally told that insufficient due diligence is not a defence amid fears of ‘illicit financial flows’
Close confidant of Putin says Moscow’s measures would have ‘serious negative influence’ on Lithuanian population
How will the war in Ukraine reshape ties with some of the sector’s most lucrative clients?
Moscow’s decision to cut supplies to key buyers has shattered illusion that it would not turn on its biggest customers
This year’s St Petersburg forum is low key as Ukraine war tensions keep western delegates away
Deputy chancellor warns of ‘serious’ situation as Italy, Austria and Slovakia report more supply reductions
Groups led by Nayara Energy and Reliance Industries earn sky-high margins on sales to Europe
Tehran’s expertise at accessing the world’s black markets is in demand as war in Ukraine offers unexpected benefits
New local owners of fast-food chain’s operations open 15 Moscow stores under different name
Deputy head of presidential office argues that framework for ‘financial punishment’ will deter future wars of aggression
Crude shipments have flowed to Asia as west shuns cargoes in response to Ukraine war
Sanctions make it hard for Moscow to spend its export earnings — but reducing them still matters
Sri Lanka court rules that Russian flag carrier can fly aircraft back to Moscow
Banks effectively halt dealings in country’s bonds after clarification over secondary market, say fund managers
Exports continue but expertise is being lost and redirecting flows will take time
Top London firms warn wider fallout from sanctions could spell the end to big-ticket Russian litigation
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