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A doctored version of a 1920s, Red Army recruitment poster is plastered on Andrey Soloviev’s door. A Soviet soldier points his finger out sternly at the viewer. In the background, lines of factories billow with smoke.
In the amended version, however, VTB Capital’s head of DCM does not seek enlistment (or at least, not in the army). Instead, the soldier demands of the visitor to Soloviev’s office, in one of Moscow’s newest skyscrapers: “Have you brought the mandate?”
Luckily for Soloviev, most of the time these days, the answer seems to be yes.
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