Citizens of “unfriendly” countries were prohibited from selling and buying shares in strategically important Russian companies, including banks. The decree was signed by Putin, the measure will be valid until the end of 2022.
The decree signed by the President is published on the legal information portal.
According to the document, citizens of the so-called hostile countries until the end of the year had their ability to carry out transactions involving strategically important Russian companies limited. They were prohibited from selling and buying shares in them.
We are talking in particular about transactions with banks (the list will be approved within ten days), equipment manufacturers and those who provide services to the fuel and energy complex, energy providers and oil refineries.
Transactions with these companies can only be concluded after receiving special permission from the President of the Russian Federation.
The list of “unfriendly” countries includes members of the “Big Seven”, EU countries, Ukraine, Greece, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Denmark, the Bahamas, the Isle of Man and others.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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