Poland postpones PKO sale as Russia ponders Sberbank float
The Polish ministry of treasury on Tuesday confirmed the postponement of a secondary public offer of PKO Bank Polski shares, which could have been worth as much as $2.7bn, though it said it hoped to complete the deal after elections in October. The chances of Russia completing a $5bn sale of Sberbank shares have also receded during extended market turmoil during the summer.
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