Putin allows UniCredit to sell its Russian subsidiary
- Earliest collected report:The Kyiv Independent
- Last update
- 2 sources
Putin granted permission to the Italian banking group UniCredit to reorganize and sell its Russian subsidiary. UniCredit plans to sell most of its Russian branch to a private investor from the United Arab Emirates while retaining control over its payments division.
In brief
- Putin allowed UniCredit to sell its Russian subsidiary.
- UniCredit plans to sell assets to a private investor from the UAE.
- The bank will retain control over its payments division.
- UniCredit is one of the few European banks still in Russia.
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Media business
| 50% | 1 item |
Readers and grants
| 50% | 1 item |
