Yukos and Platon Lebedev

Platon Lebedev: Europe top arbitration court in The Hague has been hearing a case about the illegal expropriation of assets brought by five investors including the former Yukos chief executive, Platon Lebedev, according to The Guardian. It would also be a setback for the Kremlin at a time when it is under pressure from the west over its role in eastern Ukraine and Investors in the former Russian oil company Yukos are confident they will receive a multi-billion pound financial settlement on Monday in a landmark case that threatens maximum embarrassment for BP and the Kremlin at a sensitive time. A ruling in favour of GML, the majority shareholders in Yukos, would be damaging to BP because the disputed Yukos assets ended up in the hands of another major oil company, Rosneft, in which it owns a 20% stake. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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