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1 day ago |
intellinews.com | Ben Aris
Russia’s banking sector faces a growing threat of a systemic crisis within the next 12 months, with internal assessments suggesting a more fragile outlook than official statements imply, Bloomberg reported on June 26, citing current and former banking officials. Executives from several major banks have privately raised concerns about the rising volume of bad debt, as both corporate and retail borrowers increasingly struggle to meet repayment obligations amid persistently high interest rates.
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intellinews.com | Ben Aris
Two of the most prominent figures in post-Soviet finance—Oleg Tinkov and Michael Calvey—have reunited as investors in Plata, a rapidly growing Mexican fintech aiming to replicate the success of Tinkoff Bank, Russia’s first and leading online-only fintech, in Latin America. Plata, founded in 2023 by former Tinkoff Bank executives Neri Tollardo, Alexander Bro and Danil Anisimov, is now among the most valuable startups in Latin America.
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2 days ago |
intellinews.com | Ben Aris
Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022 caused Europe’s biggest displacement crisis in decades as millions fled, most of them women and children. Three years later, there are still more than 5mn Ukrainians living abroad and only 20% say they will go home again should the war stop, the Financial Times reports. The good news is that they have found jobs at much higher rates than is typical for refugees, according to Jean-Christophe Dumont, head of the international migration division at the OECD.
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2 days ago |
intellinews.com | Ben Aris
#G7 #Nato #Russia #Ukraine #RussiaUkraineWar The regional court in Czechia’s second-largest city, Brno, has rejected the lawsuit of the French Électricité de France filed against the previous ruling of the Czech antitrust office ÚOHS. Issuance oversubscribed by a factor of two.
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3 days ago |
intellinews.com | Ben Aris
In a move widely interpreted as Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev consolidating his hold on power, he has appointed his daughter, Saida Mirziyoyeva, as head of the presidential administration – a role regarded as the second most powerful position in the country. The appointment was made by presidential decree, and recreates a role that had been formally abolished in 2023 as part of a wider programme of institutional reform.
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