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Disconnection of banks from SWIFT: what threat does it pose to Russia?

... countries will try to keep those Russian structures that supply energy resources to the world market in the SWIFT system. In all other cases, foreign exchange transactions may be somewhat difficult, but are unlikely to cause any catastrophic consequences. SWIFT, banks, sanctions, USA, EU, Central Bank

US AND UK SANCTIONS: WHAT THREATS RUSSIAN ECONOMY?

... (oil, gas, uranium). Considering that over the past year Russian companies sent oil products worth $8.7 billion to the United States, and indirectly (through other countries) the United States purchased oil from the Russian Federation for $17 billion, sanctions in this case could lead to a significant increase in prices, which is unprofitable for the American market. A number of the EU countries called on the US and the UK to disconnect the Russian Federation from the SWIFT system, through which global banking operations are carried out, but unity on this issue has not yet been achieved. According to experts, Russian banks are among the top three financial institutions in terms of the number of transactions made through ...

Russian authorities figured out how to pay for foreign films and music

With the start of a special military operation and the imposition of sanctions against the Russian financial system by ‘unfriendly’ states (in particular, in connection with the withdrawal of Visa ... ... licensors. According to Vedomosti, a presidential decree that will allow Russians to fulfill their obligations in the face of the SWIFT disconnection and the crisis of cross-border payments, is being prepared. The regulation will also affect the activities ...

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