Moscow outlines 'acute' need to develop financial markets

The Russian government this year set out plans to raise up to $60bn via a privatisation programme, with equity stakes and strategic sales on offer

Senior Russian finance professionals have warned that the country’s burgeoning corporate sector could face a drought of capital unless Moscow is developed as an international financial centre on a par with London and New York.

Speaking at the annual Sibos conference, Sergey Pakhomov, chairman of the City of Moscow's State Debt Committee said there was an urgent need to develop the country's financial system.

WSJ Logo
Ray Dalio Sells Last Stake in Bridgewater, the Hedge Fund That Made Him a BillionaireExternal link

Ray Dalio Sells Last Stake in Bridgewater, the Hedge Fund That Made Him a Billionaire