The EU is analyzing the possibility of unblocking assets linked to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, particularly a share package in Strabag, to compensate Raiffeisen Bank, fined two billion euros by Russian courts. This measure, proposed by Austria, faces opposition from several member states, which fear it could legitimize the confiscation of Western assets by Russia. The sanctions imposed in 2022, following the invasion of Ukraine, have hindered shares in Strabag. Raiffeisen, the largest Western creditor in Russia, has encountered difficulties in selling its subsidiary due to the opposition of Russian officials.
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UE ar putea elibera o parte din activele ruseşti îngheţate pentru a despăgubi Raiffeisen pentru daunele pe care a fost obligat să le plătească în Rusia (Financial Times)
UE ar putea elibera o parte din activele ruseşti îngheţate pentru a despăgubi Raiffeisen (FT) - Economica.net
UE ar putea elibera o parte din activele ruseşti îngheţate pentru a despăgubi Raiffeisen, susţine FT
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