Western banks panic over Russian lending as Crimea votes
The Crimea crisis is engulfing the central and eastern European loans market as bankers weigh up whether to proceed with up to 20 facilities for a raft of Russian borrowers headed by petrochemical firm Sibur, writes Michael Turner.
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