Who is going to end up in control of Russia’s leading industrial companies when the period of restructuring that has followed privatization finally draws to a close? More evidence emerged in December that it’s likely to be the 46 financial-industrial groups (Figs) that have sprung up over the past three years. Last month two of them, Most Bank and Alfa Bank, came forward as the leading contenders for a large stake in a new holding company that will control the telephone sector.
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