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RBI moves closer to frozen Rasperia assets amid $3.15 billion lawsuit

A reported deadline has expired in litigation involving Russia-linked Rasperia assets frozen by Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International. The development could affect control of the assets and expose the bank to substantial legal and financial consequences.

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The dispute could have wider implications for sanctions-related asset handling and cross-border banking exposure.

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  1. 3.15-Billion Lawsuit: Expired Deadline Brings RBI Significantly Closer to Frozen Rasperia Assets ↗vindobona.org · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 1:46 AM UTC

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