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Russia won't be cut off from international bank transfer services

Posted on: Apr 18, 2018 | Posted by: Business Mag Top

Financial messaging system SWIFT will not ban Russia despite sanctions and is staying politically neutral, according to its CEO, Gottfried Leibbrandt, as quoted by Russian media.

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