As Russia burns the candle at both ends, top bankers quietly brace for bailouts amid a growing Russian debt crisis, ISW reports.

Some of the major Russian banking institutions, classified as systemic relevance by the central bank, are discussing the ...

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Top executives at some of Russia’s largest banks have privately discussed seeking a government-funded bailout if ...

Russian bank executives fear rising bad loans may trigger a bailout in 2025, despite official claims of stability.

Amid record-high interest rates and an economy showing signs of slowing down, Russian businesses and analysts are warning of ...

Russia’s foreign currency reserves soared to an unprecedented USD687.7 billion by the end of June, the nation’s central bank announced on Thursday. < ...

Russia’s National Wealth Fund is running low, forcing the state to choose between increasing debt, raising taxes, or relying on central bank financing as it struggles with sanctions and war expenses.

Russia’s economy faces a worsening outlook that is graver than publicly acknowledged, with a credible risk of a systemic banking crisis in the next 12 months, according to Russian banking officials.

The crisis in Russian healthcare is worsening the decades-long breakdown of the state-run medical system inherited from the Soviet Union, while private healthcare continues to flourish.

Russia's National Wealth Fund has dropped to US$38 billion, down from US$150 billion before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Source: Oleg Ivashchenko, Head of Ukraine's Foreign ...

Russia is facing a critical challenge to its war effort in 2025: The nation is quickly running out of cash, with financial reserves potentially running out before the end of the year, one European ...