Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said state assets would be privatized this year in a plan worth $1.2 billion.

Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said privatisations will generate at least 100 billion rubles (£917 million) this year.

Building a financial infrastructure is very important for the development of trade and the economies of our countries," says ...

According to Anton Siluanov, Russia considers various financial innovations on the BRICS floor, including the cross-border payment system that can be based on national currencies ...

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The Russian Finance Ministry will draft proposals for a “large-scale privatization,” Finance Minister Anton Siluanov ...

Russia's finance ministry on Tuesday said it intends to revive plans for privatisations of state assets and hopes to sell stakes in seven large companies next year to raise up to 300 billion roubles ...