
Sberbank and Credit Suisse abandon buyout fund plans
OAO Sberbank and Credit Suisse Group have abandoned plans to raise a $1bn buyout fund dedicated to private equity in Russia.
In April 2011, the Russian and Swiss banks had announced the plans to raise a $1bn private equity fund, dedicated to buyouts in Russia. Both parties were set to commit $100m each to the vehicle, according to reports.
Lack of interest from LPs led to the abandonning of the fundraising plans.
In September 2012, the Russian central bank sold 7.58% of its shareholding in Sberbank for $5.4bn. Its remaining stake amounts to 50% plus one share.
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