GazpromBank withdraws from Moscow stock exchange

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YEREVAN, December 24. /ARKA/. GazPromBank, one of five biggest banks of the Russian Federation, withdrew from the stock fund of the Moscow Stock Exchange, Prime reported.

The deal outcome was recorded on December 21. Before that the bank owned 5.37% of the stock.
The deal amount and the new owner are not disclosed.–0–

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