Russian companies floating on international stock exchanges raise 20 percent less than Western counterparts because their standards of corporate governance are lower, claims new research whose results were published by British paper Telegraph.
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March 14, 2007RGI International Ltd., a Moscow property developer part-owned by a Morgan Stanley fund, is seeking to raise as much as $182 million in an initial share sale to tap rising demand for real estate in Russia’s capital, according to Bloomberg.
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November 28, 2006Up to 35 Russian companies will float their shares in initial public offerings in 2007, a Russian expert said Thursday.
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