The Russians are here - at last
VimpelCom comes to the Big Apple
Last November, a week after completing a $110 million international stock offering for Russian cellular phone company Vimpelcom, Michael Anderson at Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette fielded a call from an anxious executive at VimpelCom’s Moscow headquarters. The Berlin and Düsseldorf stock exchanges had just informed the company that they had listed its shares even though neither the company nor its international financial advisers had ever solicited such an honour.
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