The Russian legal market is set to see a surge of work in the coming months following news of the proposed sell-off of $29bn (£18.6bn) of state assets. The Russian Government set out its plans last week as a means of reducing the country's budget deficit over the next three years, with minority stakes in around 10 state-owned companies to be put up for sale.
August 03, 2010 at 03:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Russian legal market is set to see a surge of work in the coming months following news of the proposed sell-off of $29bn (£18.6bn) of state assets.
The Russian Government set out its plans last week as a means of reducing the country’s budget deficit over the next three years, with minority stakes in around 10 state-owned companies to be put up for sale.
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