Russia's Sberbank Gives Petrochemical Company Sibur $775 Million Loan By The Moscow Times Dec. 9, 2014 Russia's Sberbank said on Tuesday it had agreed to lend petrochemical company Sibur 42 billion rubles ($775 million) over five years. Sberbank added that the credit line would be open for general business purposes Read more news Russia's Sberbank Protests Western Sanctions at European Top Court Russia's top bank Sberbank said Friday it had launched a legal challenge in the European Court of Justice over Western sanctions imposed on the bank... news Russia Faced With 'Massive' Liquidity Problem, Says Sberbank Chief The head of Sberbank, Russia's largest lender, said Thursday that the banking sector was grappling with huge liquidity problems, and warned that there... news Russia's Economic Woes Drag Down Its Biggest Bank Sberbank Russia's top bank Sberbank posted a 24 percent fall in third-quarter net profit on Wednesday because of higher loan-loss provisions linked to an economic... 'insecurity council' Ukraine Calls Russia UN Presidency a 'Slap in the Face' Ukraine on Saturday branded Russia's presidency of the UN Security Council for the month of April "a slap in the face," joining a chorus of outrage... 2 Min read
Russia's Sberbank Gives Petrochemical Company Sibur $775 Million Loan By The Moscow Times Dec. 9, 2014 Russia's Sberbank said on Tuesday it had agreed to lend petrochemical company Sibur 42 billion rubles ($775 million) over five years. Sberbank added that the credit line would be open for general business purposes
