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Banker Editor Monday, 30 August 2010

Capital flow: a cluster of skyscrapers in Moscow's financial district on the Moskva river

Moscow is already the financial hub for the former Soviet territories, but formidable legislative and infrastructure hurdles stand in the way of its aspirations to become a global IFC. Now the city and the Russian state are striving very seriously to address these issues, says Yuri Roslyak.

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