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In July 2018, Petrovax Pharm received Marketing Authorization No. LP-004951 for Grippol® Quadrivalent, a 4-valent inactivated subunit adjuvanted vaccine designed for prevention of influenza. It is the most advanced flu vaccine in the world that employs an antigen sparing technology and has a high preventive activity and safety.
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The event took place within the framework of the educational project «We and Media». Participants of the round table discussed ways of fighting dangerous infectious diseases and the role of the media in the popularization of the vaccine prophylaxis.
Andrey Bougrov, Senior Vice President of MMC Norilsk Nickel and board member of the RSPP, chaired a joint meeting of the RSPP’s Committee on Corporate Relations and the National Council on Corporate Governance (NSKU) Working Group on Improving Corporate Law. Participants discussed the draft bill «On Amendments to the Federal Law ‘On Countering the Illegal Use of Insider Information and Market Manipulation and on Amending Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation’.»
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Special attention will be brought to ecology programs such as optimization of the solid waste management, reintroduction and protection of the local flora and fauna spices, introduction of energy conservation techniques and ecotourism development.
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Interros Detailed History
Since its very inception, Interros has been a force shaping the business climate, and an active participant in establishing ethical business practices in the new Russia. Interros operates in almost all sectors of the Russian economy: finance, machine building, mining, energy generation, oil and gas, construction and utilities, sports and tourism, media, logistics and infrastructure, pharmaceuticals and light industry.
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Vladimir Potanin, Founder and President
Vladimir Potanin, the founder and president of Interros, was born in Moscow on January 3, 1961. He graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations in 1983 with a degree in International Economics. Shortly after graduation, Mr. Potanin began his career at the USSR's Ministry of Foreign Trade, where he worked until 1990. That year, he became President of the Interros Foreign Trade Association. From 1992 to 1993, he served as the Vice-President, and then as President of the International Company for Finance and Investments (MFK), a banking institution. In 1993 he became President of UNEXIM Bank and Chairman of MFK's Board of Directors.
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Professors, staff and the honored guests came together to address the new batch of graduates from 15 countries of the world and wish them luck in their future careers.
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The rating is put together annually by Extel, a British company that studies the global investment climate.
The The National Council on Corporate Governance Report’s opening chapter analyzes the sociocultural and institutional aspects of corporate governance in Russia.
The Report follows in the footsteps of other publications that explore the implementation by Russian companies of the 2014 Code of Corporate Governance recommendations.
The Report follows in the footsteps of other publications that explore the implementation by Russian companies of the 2014 Code of Corporate Governance recommendations.
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The Company’s management has presented to the investors’ community key results achieved over the past five years, 2013–2017, and has set new targets and updated strategic priorities for 2018–2020.
Vladimir Potanin informed President Vladimir Putin about Norilsk Nickel’s 2016 performance and the company’s current operations.
Norilsk Nickel embarked on a long-term development program that will last through 2023. Once implemented, it will lead to a 50 percent increase in the production of ore, and will almost double company's enrichment volumes. By 2023 Norilsk Nickel plans to reduce air pollutant emissions by 75 percent. Norilsk Nickel will create three thousand additional jobs to make sure that the upgrades do not lead to social tensions. That will require approximately 1 trillion rubles of investments, 250 billion of which will go towards environmental protection programs.
