Politics10/8/2025Bloomberg

Raiffeisen Says Lifting Sanctions on Rasperia Is in the EU’s Interest

Raiffeisen Says Lifting Sanctions on Rasperia Is in the EU’s Interest

Raiffeisen Bank International AG's chief has advocated for the European Union to lift sanctions on Rasperia Trading, a company connected to Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska. The bank's rationale is that removing the sanctions would benefit one of the EU's largest construction companies and provide compensation for court penalties. The article suggests that Raiffeisen Bank International AG believes it is in the EU's best interest to lift the sanctions on Rasperia Trading. The bank argues that this move would aid a major European builder and offer compensation for previous court rulings against the company. The article does not provide additional details about the potential benefits or drawbacks of lifting the sanctions. It focuses solely on Raiffeisen Bank International AG's perspective on the matter.

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