The fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued on Wednesday, with Sberbank announcing its departure from most European markets.
Sberbank in Switzerland will continue to operate as normal and isn’t part of the Sberbank Europe group, the bank said. “In the current environment, Sberbank has decided to withdraw from the European market. The Deutsche Börse announced Tuesdaythat it would suspend trading in any Russian-linked securities to protect investors. Benchmark Dutch TTF gas prices surged 30% on Wednesday. “Further penalties are likely manageable, particularly relative to the >$10bn in value that has been erased in the last two weeks, but the persistent uncertainty and claims of further wrongdoing and insufficient disclosure to authorities likely makes Ericsson uninvestable for many,” they said. “Due to the order of the Central Bank of Russia, Sberbank of Russia won’t be able to supply liquidity to European subsidiary banks,” it said, though adding that the bank has enough capital to ensure customer deposits and make payments to all depositors.
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LSE reported an almost doubling of pre-tax profits from £492m in pandemic-hit 2020 to £987m last year. On Friday, the exchange suspended VTB Capital, a subsidiary of Russia’s second-largest bank VTB, from trading. On Wednesday, both companies dropped out of the FTSE 100 in its quarterly review after their market values have plummeted. Schwimmer said LSEG had not decided what to do about the 150 staff at its Moscow operation. Earlier this week, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) suspended trading in the bank’s global depository receipts on the LSE, where it has a secondary listing. Companies that are incorporated in the UK with a primary listing in London – or those incorporated elsewhere that adhere to the UK corporate governance and takeover codes and have more than 50% of their shares traded freely in the UK capital – are also continuing to trade.
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Bank's European subsidiaries faced 'abnormal cash outflows', so it could no longer supply them with liquidity.
It is unlikely to reach such levels of earnings again in the near future, as it grapples with sanctions and after its departure from the European market. The bank said its European subsidiaries had faced “abnormal cash outflows”, meaning it could no longer supply them with liquidity. Sberbank (Switzerland) AG has sufficient capital and assets in order to continue operations,” said a spokesperson, Polina Trizonova.
Shares of Russia's Sberbank plunged 95% on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday to trade as low as a penny after the bank announced that it was pulling ...
Russia's largest lender said its European subsidiaries had experienced "abnormal cash outflows" and expressed concern for the safety of its employees and properties. - Russia's largest lender said its European subsidiaries had experienced "abnormal cash outflows" and expressed concern for the safety of its employees and properties. - As of late morning trade in London, Sberbank shares were down 94.24% to trade at $0.01. The bank has lost 99.9% of its value since the start of the year.
European bank shares halted their slide on Wednesday after dropping to their lowest level in nearly 11 months on fallout from the Ukraine crisis, ...
read more But investors are continuing to shed assets. read more read more "All sellers, no buyers," said one London trader on Wednesday. Its London depository receipts have plunged 99.9% so far in 2022. read more read more read more
The London Stock Exchange has suspended trading in 27 Russian-linked companies, including its largest lender Sberbank and energy giant Gazprom.
The London-listed stocks of Russian companies have plummeted since the invasion of Ukraine and ensuing crippling economic sanctions on the country's businesses, institutions and individuals by the U.S. and its western allies. - The London-listed stocks of Russian companies have plummeted since the invasion of Ukraine and ensuing crippling economic sanctions on the country's businesses, institutions and individuals by the U.S. and its western allies.
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The London Stock Exchange said on Thursday it had suspended with immediate effect the trading of global depository receipts (GDRs) of several Russia-based ...
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