About the event
Foreign owners from so-called “unfriendly” states wishing to sell Russian assets are faced with increasingly difficult exit conditions. Obtaining permission from the Ministry of Finance of Russia for such transactions takes a long time and promises only limited success, and the amount of payments to the state budget is steadily growing. Last week, the Russian Ministry of Finance announced a new toughening of the rules for foreign owners' exit from Russian assets.
At the same time, new Russian owners of acquired companies have begun to receive official requests regarding the fulfillment of key indicators established in the permissions for exit they received.
Join our online event to know more about these recent changes and explore their implications for your business in Russia.
- Current situation with transactions for the sale of shares in Russian companies
- Recent changes of exit terms
- Fulfilment of key performance indicators (KPI) by new owners
- Alternative options for exit and business restructuring
About speakers
Natalia is SCHNEIDER GROUP Partner and General Director of the St. Petersburg office. She is a lawyer with more than 20 years of practical experience in legal consulting.
Natalia provides tailored-made, practically-oriented legal solutions in establishing and managing subsidiaries of international businesses in Russia, manufacturing localisation, compliance, acquisition of real estate, as well as corporate and labour law.
Natalia speaks Russian, German and English, and has a basic knowledge of French.
Alexander joined the company in 2021. He has more than 25 years of professional experience and specializes in advising international companies on joint ventures, restructuring, M&A, and executive dispute resolution.
Companies from a wide range of industries, such as machinery, engineering, automotive, pharma, chemicals, food, consumer goods, professional services, fashion and retail rely on Alexander’s expertise.