Deputy Chairman of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation Ivan Chebeskov said that Russian investors are interested in St. He said that assets blocked on the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange can be exchanged within the framework of the relevant decree signed by the president. “Hit the primer”.
According to him, the authorities had the understanding that “this is inevitable: sooner or later the exchanges will come under sanctions.”
“Most of the investors who stayed there were aware of the risks and we constantly tried to convey these risks to them. We will help investors and other investors who remain in the stock market. They will be subject to the same decree signed by the President. “Retail Investor: New Times – New Opportunities,” the deputy minister said on the sidelines of the forum.
2 November St. Petersburg Stock Exchange hit Under US blocking sanctions, trading in foreign securities was subsequently suspended. OFAC issued a license to cease operations on the exchange through January 31, 2024.
Previously SPB Stock Exchange decided Get a license to unlock assets abroad.