| Big private equity firms such as the Carlyle Group, advised by George Bush senior, are turning to Russia |
GEORGE BUSH SENIOR’S tenure as US president certainly divided opinion, but one thing is beyond doubt – he knows how to do business. Whenever he flies into a country, even for a few days, it usually means a billion-dollar, government-approved deal is on the cards for one of the companies he advises. So when Bush flew into Moscow last month, most market observers interpreted it as a sign that Russian foreign direct investment was about to receive a boost.
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