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Strategies & Market Trends : Investment in Russia and Eastern Europe -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Real Man who wrote (78)	4/28/1998 9:20:00 AM
From: Thomas Haegin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1301

Vi, just to say hello quickly. I have now bookmarked this thread and will check in more often again. I'm still long Inkombank, but so far I'm down 20% since buying. Fundamentally, I have not heard anything detrimental, so I guess it's all Ruble uncertainties and market jitters, etc. I am fully confident that long term Inkombank will come through. I noticed that TRF is also going sideways, more or less. As regard to RNE, there was a charter change recently: Did you get the news? Otherwise, I can see if I still find it. It regarded maximum allowed percentages of investments in individual sectors - or something like it. Kind greetings, Thomas

To: Real Man who wrote (78)	4/28/1998 4:16:00 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1301

MOSCOW, April 28 (AFP) - The full list of the new Russian government will be published on Thursday, the Interfax news agency reported Tuesday, quoting the presidency. Seven ministers and two deputy prime ministers were named earlier Tuesday after newly confirmed Prime Minister Sergei Kiriyenko held talks with President Boris Yeltsin. Leading reformer Boris Nemtsov and Viktor Khristiyenko were appointed deputy prime ministers, effectively becoming joint number two in the government hierarchy. Nemtsov had been first deputy prime minister in the outgoing government, while Khristenko was deputy finance minister. Yevgeny Primakov was reappointed foreign minister, while Igor Sergeyev was named defence minister and Mikhail Zadornov became finance minister. Sergei Stepashin, a former head of the security services, the former KGB now known as the FSB, was named interior minister. The new Russian government list Prime Minister: Sergei Kiriyenko Deputy Prime Minister: Boris Nemtsov Deputy Prime Minister: Viktor Khristenko Foreign Minister: Yevgeny Primakov Defence Minister: Igor Sergeyev Interior Minister: Sergei Stepashin Finance Minister: Mikhail Zadornov Emergencies Minister: Sergei Shoigu Education Minister: Andrei Tikhonov Railways Minister: Nikolai Asenenko