The American investment bank Xtellus Partners has proposed to the U.S. Treasury that the proceeds from the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets be used to compensate American investors who lost money due to the freezing of their stakes in the Russian company because of the war in Ukraine. Major asset managers in the U.S., such as BlackRock, JP Morgan, and Goldman Sachs, have suffered significant losses. Xtellus suggested a swap of Lukoil securities, allowing American investors to recover their losses through a cashless sale. Lukoil has international assets estimated at $22 billion and has requested an extension of the sale deadline, set for December 13. If the proposal is accepted, American investors could sell Lukoil's assets to energy companies, provided they reach an agreement with the Russian company. Lukoil owns an extensive network of gas stations and refineries, including in Romania, where it operates the Petrotel refinery.
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Propunere pentru utilizarea activelor globale Lukoil pentru a acoperi pierderile investitorilor americani - Ce "soluţie" are o bancă din SUA - Economica.net
Banii din vânzarea Lukoil ar putea fi folosiți pentru a-i despăgubi pe investitorii americani păgubiți de invazia rușilor în Ucraina
O bancă americană propune utilizarea activelor globale ale Lukoil pentru acoperirea pierderilor investitorilor americani
O bancă de investiții din SUA propune ca veniturile strânse din vânzarea activelor străine ale Lukoil să fie utilizate pentru a-i despăgubi pe investitorii americani
Banca americană Xtellus, noul proprietar al Serinus, propune rambursarea investitorilor americani prin vânzarea activelor Lukoil
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