Center-Invest: southern champion with a social conscience
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Ursa Bank: hot on the heels of the leader
TO SAY THAT the modern Russian banking industry has had a chequered history ranks as a gross understatement. In the freewheeling early 1990s the Bank of Russia seemingly handed out licences like confetti with the result that the country boasted – if that’s the right word – more than 3,000 banks, more than five times the number in the whole of western Europe.
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