Russia
Evan Gershkovich’s stolen year in a Russian jail
The Wall Street Journal correspondent has been deprived of 12 months of normal existence; a year of missed weddings, reporting trips and travels with friends
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Russian court extends WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich’s detention
American journalist was detained almost a year ago on a reporting trip
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Ukraine’s finance minister: Why investors can’t give up on us now
Despite unprecedented action to protect investors, the economic war is far from over
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Bitter lessons for finance two years on from Ukraine invasion
Companies are grappling with the fallout from decisions they made when the Ukraine-Russia war began in 2022
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Collapsed Russian bank VTB Capital pays City staff £6.6m
The Russian bank was forced into insolvency in the wake of the Ukraine war, but will remain in administration until the end of 2024
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TPG hit with $14bn claim by jailed Russian oligarch over alleged conspiracy
TPG chair David Bonderman accused of misleading jailed Russian oligarch in court claim
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Linklaters’ Moscow closure dents profit as City law’s boom years wane
Inflationary pressures weigh on profits across the Magic Circle
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Ex-VTB Capital equities chief Ballard joins emerging markets bank KNG Securities
Gary Ballard is the second hire in recent weeks by KNG from VTB
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WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich makes Time’s 100 most influential people list
The correspondent is one of three imprisoned journalists named to this year’s list
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Bankers, buyouts and Bill Browder: Russia’s Ukraine invasion one year on
As we reach the anniversary of the conflict, FN looks at the fallout from a war that has rocked global finance
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Amundi, Axa IM, Carmignac among fund managers with $329m of ESG investments stuck in Russia
The Morningstar data shows 17 green funds with lingering Russia exposure
ESG investors have shrugged off questions posed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The conflict revealed a host of flaws with the ESG movement, but funds seem to have come out unscathed
How Schroders, Fidelity, and more overhauled their funds after Russia’s invasion
Side pockets have allowed funds to ringfence hard-to-sell assets from other investments, and are still having an impact one year on from the outbreak of war
Western banks face calls to exit Russia one year on from Ukraine invasion
‘It’s shameful for any of these people to continue to be in Russia,’ according to fund manager and Putin critic Bill Browder
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Why Swift was the West’s first ‘nuclear option’ when Putin invaded Ukraine
A year on, cutting Russian banks off from a vital payments network has not proved to have the impact first feared
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine still threatens global finance
The global financial system is at risk if we rely on friend-shoring to solve economic fights arising from the conflict
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Ukrainians struggle for finance qualifications after a year of war
Despite a year of tragedy, aspiring asset managers, accountants and wealth managers are finding ways to take professional qualifications again
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Inside Ukraine’s war-torn private equity industry: Bombs, bullets and buyouts
One year on from the start of the war, investors in Ukraine show little sign of backing down
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London short-seller eyes energy sector ‘earnings bubble’
‘If you can make money in the Russian market, you can make money anywhere’
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