US billionaire wants to buy Russian oil assets
American financier Todd Bowley, as part of a consortium with the Corporation for International Development Finance (DFC) and billionaires from the Persian Gulf countries, intends to take part in a tender for the purchase of international assets of a Russian oil company.
American financier Todd Bowley, as part of a consortium with the Corporation for International Development Finance (DFC) and billionaires from the Persian Gulf countries, intends to take part in a tender for the purchase of international assets of a Russian oil company.
This is reported by the Financial Times (FT), citing sources. The main amount for the deal, according to the newspaper, plans to make Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the brother of the President of the UAE.
A smaller share will belong to the Qatari Al-Hayat family. DFC intends to acquire about 15% of the consortium. Negotiations to purchase assets are at an advanced stage.
At the same time, the company has previously agreed to sell them to the American Carlyle, but the deal has not yet been completed due to the lack of final approval from the United States.
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