German Gref
Sberbank’s Return on Equity Soars to 28% in 2011
Greek Eurozone Exit Most Rational Option – Sberbank Boss
17:22 25/01/2012
The most rational way for Greece to cope with its massive sovereign debt problem is to quit the Eurozone, the head of Russia’s largest bank Sberbank, German Gref said on Wednesday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
2Sberbank Boss Rules Out Ruble Devaluation
14:28 18/01/2012
There are no prerequisites for the ruble’s devaluation this year, despite record capital outflows last year and political uncertainty ahead of the March presidential election in the country, Sberbank chief German Gref said on Wednesday.
Putin stood by PM Kasyanov despite calls for dismissal
17:13 15/12/2011
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who served as president from 2000 to 2008, said he allowed then-Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov to serve out his term despite calls from liberal ministers to fire him.
Kremlin against raising taxes, but govt may be forced to raise them
15:49 21/11/2011
The Finance Ministry may be forced to raise taxes, faced with higher spending, despite the Kremlin's unwillingness to do so, Presidential Economic Aide Arkady Dvorkovich said on Monday.
Sberbank unlikely to sell 7.6 pct stake in 2011
14:11 19/10/2011
Russia's central bank is unlikely to sell 7.6 percent of its controlling stake in the country's top lender Sberbank this year due to unfavorable market trends, Sberbank Deputy Board Chairwoman Bella Zlatkis said on Wednesday.
Greece rejects reports it may default on half its 350 bln euro sovereign debt
18:33 26/09/2011
The Greek government on Monday rejected media reports that it may default on up to half of its 350 billion euro sovereign debt.
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