The banking and financial landscape in Russia has become increasingly complex, with the international banking environment continuing to experience shifts in regulations, influenced by both sanctions and compliance matters. The withdrawal of international banks from the Russian market has led to increased uncertainties for companies operating in the region, particularly regarding service accessibility and operational stability.
Join us at our upcoming event, where SCHNEIDER GROUP experts will provide invaluable insights into these shifts in the banking landscape, with a special focus on their implications for year-end financial activities. Our discussions will cover:
Current currency control limitations and their impact on financial planning.
Challenges and risks associated with year-end financial activities.
Key tax considerations which companies should be aware of as they finalize their accounts for the fiscal year.
Registration and welcome coffee
Closing the Financial Year: Key Banking and Financial Considerations in Russia
Current Dynamics of the Russian Banking Landscape: Recent Development
Key Banking and Financial Issues for Year-End Closing
Currency Control Limitations and Tax Implications
Networking for onsite participants
Alexander joined SCHNEIDER GROUP in 2014. With 8 years of experience, he leads complex interim management projects as a temporary/permanent general director, branch director, or head of a representative office for international companies.
Alexander possesses a proven record in diverse industries, including machinery, construction, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, agriculture, fashion, and IT. His core competencies lie in project implementation, coordination, planning, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication.
Alexander holds a university degree in economics with a specialization in the foreign activities of enterprises, complemented by a Master's degree in international business from St. Petersburg State University. His professional expertise is further strengthened by certifications in project management, IT service management, and project governance.
Alexander is fluent in Russian and English.
Julia joined the company in 2007 as accounting assistant and has worked her way up to the position of finance & accounting director, leading a team of 25 accountants. She supervises internal projects on development of add-ons for 1C systems to automate routine accounting tasks and operations.
Julia is a regular trainer at SCHNEIDER GROUP’s internal Starsacademy, conducting workshops for accountants and the author of internal standards for preparation of management reporting and transformation of reporting according to Russian accounting standards (RAS) into management reporting according to client’s requirements.
Julia graduated with an honours degree in Accounting, Analysis and Audit from the Academy of Budget and Treasury of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation (merged with Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation in 2012) and holds a diploma in International Financial Reporting from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in Russian (DipIFR (Rus)).