Roland Nash News
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A Moscow court opened the posthumous trial of Sergei Magnitsky, a lawyer for Hermitage Capital Management Ltd. who died in prison, in a case condemned by Amnesty International as “Kafkaesque.”
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said that business leaders aren’t concerned about the case of Sergei Magnitsky, a lawyer for Hermitage Capital Management Ltd. who died in prison in 2009.
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Russia has a $10 billion sales pitch for investors at this year’s World Economic Forum: give us your money and we’ll worry about corruption for you.
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Russian equities gained for a third day after crude oil rose and consumer stocks increased as investors speculated retailers may be allowed to boost their market share in the regions.
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European leaders fear disaster if they allow the Greek government to renege on its debt and drop the euro. But that outcome may not be as bad as it seems. The experience of Russia suggests that what looks like catastrophe before the event can be something very different after it.
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Investing in Russia is the cheapest way to profit from Asian growth as the region consumes oil and gas from the world’s largest energy exporter, said Roland Nash , chief investment strategist at Verno Capital.
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Vladimir Putin’s return to the Kremlin cemented his position atop Russia’s pecking order. Dmitry Medvedev, the protege he pushed aside, is having difficulty accepting that.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s opponents are looking to take advantage of a dip in his approval rating by latching on to rising anti-immigration sentiment.
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Dissent is far from the microphones as Vladimir Putin tries to show the world Russia is still open for business even as $10 billion flees his nation each month.
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Roland Nash , managing director and chief strategist of Renaissance Capital Ltd., is leaving the Moscow-based investment bank to join Verno Capital, a recently set-up investment fund, the Financial Times reported, citing Nash and Renaissance Capital.
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