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Vladimir Putin has allowed a group of western asset managers and hedge funds to offload Russian securities left in limbo by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, one day before the Russian leader is due to speak to Donald Trump in ceasefire talks.
Investors including Jane Street, GMO, and Franklin Templeton were approved to sell shares in Russian companies to a US hedge fund called 683 Capital Partners, Putin said in a decree published on Monday.
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Nothing fishy about that.
It’s a small concession ahead of talks with Trump. This gesture has a monetary value and therefore a meaning.