4 March 2022
After Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, western allies including the US and EU have imposed crippling sanctions which could devastate the Russian economy. The hardest hit sector will be the financial sector. Sberbank, which is the country's largest bank, has lost ~99% of its stock market value and its European subsidiary is already in the process of being liquidated. In this video we'll look at Sbebank's situation, what its failure would mean for the Russian economy, and whether it could trigger a global financial crisis. Email us:
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PJSC Sberbank is a Russian majority state-owned banking and
financial services company headquartered in Moscow. It was called
Sberbank of Russia until 2015. Wikipedia
После того, как Россия начала вторжение в Украину, западные союзники, включая США и ЕС, ввели сокрушительные санкции, которые могут подорвать российскую экономику. Сильнее всего пострадает финансовый сектор. Сбербанк, крупнейший банк страны, потерял около 99% своей рыночной стоимости, а его европейская дочерняя компания уже находится в процессе ликвидации. В этом видео мы рассмотрим ситуацию со Сбебанком, что будет означать его крах для российской экономики и может ли он спровоцировать мировой финансовый кризис.
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Al Jazeera: DW News: France 24: Sky News: Euronews in english: Arirang TV:
GENEVA — The United Nations human rights office said on Tuesday that it had verified 1,335 civilian casualties in Ukraine, including 474 killed and 861 injured, since Russia’s invasion began on Feb. 24.
But the civilian toll was incomplete pending corroboration of reports, it said in a statement: “This concerns, for example, the towns of Volnovakha, Mariupol, Izium where there are allegations of hundreds of civilian casualties.”
Russia's #Sberbank shares down 96% in less than a month. Sberbank has lost over 100 TRILLION RUBLES in market capitalization since the start of the invasion. They have 281K employees.
— Stand With Ukraine (@RegistryReport) March 6, 2022
(On the plus side, it's not like rubles are real money anymore.) 😂 pic.twitter.com/UU0VWHLw49
Russia’s #Sberbank pulls out of Europe after facing failure amid sanctions #SanctionsRussiaNow #BankRun
— Freedom from Prejudice 🌊🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@iPicNews) March 2, 2022
Bank’s European subsidiaries faced ‘abnormal cash outflows’, so it could no longer supply them with liquidityhttps://t.co/y3wvsKoaEN
Market value of #sberbank, Russia’s largest bank:
— Kyivtoday 🇺🇦 (@Kyivtodaycom) March 2, 2022
August 2021 - $101 billion.
March 2022 - $1 billion.
The price of #Putin’s war against #Ukraine.
Вместе продолжаем искать недостоверную информацию и фейки в Сети — развеем несколько мифов 👇
— Сбер (@sberbank) March 1, 2022
#стоп_фейк
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