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The terms of the deal were approved by the government commission for the control of foreign investment in the Russian Federation.
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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, construction and utilities, sports and tourism, 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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The terms of the deal were approved by the government commission for the control of foreign investment in the Russian Federation.
Interros Group acquired the processing company United Credit Card Company JSC, known under the UCS (United Card Services) brand. The deal, carried out in the interests of developing the banking business of the Interros Group, was approved by the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Bank of Russia.
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The organizers have selected about 20 prospective projects from 200 applications in areas such as healthcare, social infrastructure, green technologies, culture and education. For a month and a half, educational events, meetings with experts and grant assistance workshops will be held for program participants.
The Russian tokenization platform Atomyze, where Vladimir Potanin's Interros is one of the investors, received the operator status of an information system for managing digital financial assets (DFA) from the Central Bank. In accordance with the recently adopted law on DFA in Russia, the regulator granted the rights to issue and circulate DFA in exchange for Russian rubles, as well as to store DFA, maintain a register of holders and to support electronic accounts and channels for servicing DFA holders.
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For ten seasons, hockey players from all over the country hit the ice to compete for the title of the best amateur team in the Night Hockey League.
