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Oleg Deripaska is considered a Putin confidant and U.S. election manipulator. But the EU clearly remove its former assets from the sanction list. For Strabag, Raiffeisen and Rasperia it is about billions.

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Oleg Deripaska is considered a Putin confidant and U.S. election manipulator. But the EU clearly remove its former assets from the sanction list. For Strabag, Raiffeisen and Rasperia it is about billions.

·Vienna, Austria
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According to insiders, Austria is pushing for a controversial regulation in the European Union to compensate Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) for a fine imposed in Russia. Vienna is insisting on including a corresponding clause in the 19th sanctions package currently being discussed, EU diplomats told Reuters on Friday. According to the agreement, shares in the Austrian construction group Strabag, valued at around two billion euros, are to be…

EU plans to hand over assets linked to Russian oligarch Deripaska to Raiffeisen - Financial TimesThe EU plans to unfreeze €2bn worth of Strabag shares linked to Deripaska to compensate Raiffeisen Bank International. The decision comes after the bank was forced to pay a fine in Russia.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The European Union is considering lifting the freeze on assets worth around €2 billion linked to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska in order to compensate Raiffeisen Bank International for the damage it suffered due to an unfavorable Russian court ruling, the Financial Times has learned.

The European Union is discussing the unfreezing of assets linked to Oleg Deripaska worth €2 billion. These funds are planned to be transferred to Raiffeisen Bank to compensate for damages in Russia, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing the Financial Times. According to European officials, the assets in question concern a stake in the construction company Strabag. Raiffeisen was forced to pay a €2 billion fine in Russia following a court ruling in favor o…

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