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| − | '''Tatanya Bakalchuk''' is a billionaire who runs | + | '''Tatanya Bakalchuk''' is a billionaire who runs Wildberries - [[Russia]]'s answer to [[Amazon.com]]. ''[[Bloomberg News]]'' reported that [[Russian Federation]] [[President Vladimir Putin]] asked Bakalchuk to create an alternative to the [[SWIFT]] payment platform for cross-border transactions. [[Russian sanctions]] have denied banks in the Russian Federation use of the Swift payment system which has crippled [[economy]] of the [[European Union]] and made it [[illegal]] to purchase Russian [[energy]] and [[oil]]. |
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Revision as of 01:02, June 30, 2024
Tatanya Bakalchuk is a billionaire who runs Wildberries - Russia's answer to Amazon.com. Bloomberg News reported that Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin asked Bakalchuk to create an alternative to the SWIFT payment platform for cross-border transactions. Russian sanctions have denied banks in the Russian Federation use of the Swift payment system which has crippled economy of the European Union and made it illegal to purchase Russian energy and oil.