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Russian companies find new ways to service debt - Bloomberg

Posted on: Jan 25, 2023 | Posted by: Business Mag

Some firms have opted to substitute their eurobonds to ruble debt, the outlet has found Russia's biggest companies - including unsanctioned ones - are “bypassing Wall Street”...

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