Several firms have made statements regarding their Russia links as pressure grows on international firms to respond to the Ukraine conflict.
March 02, 2022 at 06:03 AM
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Ashurst is suspending ties to its Russia state clients, as more firms join an emerging league of outfits to rethink their Russia ties.
The firm said that it will no longer accept instructions from “new and existing” Russian state clients, as international businesses come under growing pressure to address their ties to the Kremlin.
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