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UniCredit, whose Russian arm is one of the country’s largest lenders, said in an emailed note that provisions against possible losses covered 84% of the subsidiary’s non-performing exposures.
“Our equity in the Russian subsidiary is less than 4% of the group’s total equity and if you look at loans and total assets it’s even less than that,” UniCredit said, adding it was closely following the developments.
