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Q2 Round-up: Corporate impact of Russia-Ukraine
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The second quarter brought further material losses from Russia as companies impaired over US$50 billion of value. Corporate action has fallen into one of three categories: exit Russia as soon as possible, reduce exposure to new investment or seek to maintain the status quo. Despite the corporate will to act, there have been only a few transactions to date, with only one citing any ‘economic terms’ received. A ‘new normal’ for foreign-owned Russian assets is not yet in sight. With no good choices at present for those that want to preserve shareholder value, what comes next for companies in Russia?
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