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Russian groups to monetise $3.75bn BP stake

  • 02 Jul 2004

The Russian investors in TNK-BP, Russia?s third largest oil company, are preparing to cash in the $3.75bn of BP shares they are due to receive, through an unusual loan and bond financing arranged by Deutsche Bank.

In February 2003 the UK oil company BP agreed ...

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