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Perspective
01 February 2019

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In:
Metals and Mining, Oil & gas
Region:
Europe
Reporter
With further US sanctions looming over Russia, and uncertainty over what form they will take, a backlog of commodity-linked deals is growing. But Russian borrowers and traders have become increasingly adept at sanctions compliance and are continuing to develop new protective measures.

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