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Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Aside from the sanctions agreed upon by Western allied countries, the United States in particular cracked down on their financial dealings with Russia. They have restricted purchases of Russian bonds, and banned Russia’s largest bank (Sberbank) from most transactions involving U.S. dollars. Furthermore, many U.S. companies have discontinued all operations in Russia, including Apple, Disney, and Microsoft. This is especially impactful to the Russian economy, as the U.S. dollar is used in 50% of all international trade, and about half of all globa...
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The Russian economy is taking “serious blows” due to the isolation spawning from economic sanctions, the Kremlin admitted Wednesday. The country’s financial system is in tatters as foreign energy and technology firms are flocking away in disapproval of the Ukrainian invasion. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A Margin For Safety?As reported by CNN Business, the Russian economy is feeling the punches as the world’s largest economies imposed severe sanctions over the war with Ukraine. The likes of Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), Exxon Mobile Corp (NYSE:XOM), Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), ...
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In response to the Ukraine invasion, President Joe Biden was short to deploy a whole package of sanctions over Russia, the most significant against a country of the Eurasia giant’s caliber. From asset freezes to equity and debt restrictions, the main targets are the banking, technology, and aerospace industries. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Specific TargetsAs reported by CNN Politics, the U.S. froze the assets of Russia’s biggest lenders, Sberbank Rossii PAO (MCX:SBER) and Bank VTB PAO (MCX:VTBR), with which Biden looks to restrict operations and dent their position in the ...
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A look back to 2020 and a look ahead to 2021 regarding CFIUS, Economic Sanctions, and Export Controls from Lawrence Ward. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Lawrence Ward is a partner at the international law firm Dorsey & Whitney (and head of its Seattle office) in international business focusing on U.S. national security law, CFIUS, and international trade compliance law and licensing. He's looked at the landscape for 2021 and of it says: CFIUS"The last year has seen sweeping changes at CFIUS. In February, CFIUS implemented its real estate regulations and also made filings mand...
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