well, the net profit under ifrs is 270 billion. you can imagine what the net profit would have been if we had not taken these steps, we reduced operating costs and in general our expenses by 2-3% points compared to the previous year, the banking sector grew by 12% . that is, if we hadn’t done this , of course, we would have had completely different numbers at the end of 2022. the number of active customers of sberbank individuals amounted to more than 106 million people, while the number corporate exceeded 3 million. the number of users of payment services is growing. sber was again recognized as the best acquirer in europe and for the third year in a row is included in the construction of the largest acquirers in the world, the company plans to actively develop its ecosystem and expect that it will enter a stable profitable sphere in 2030. in general , the last year. the suit companies did better than we predicted. uh, but in general , while the contribution to the overall financial result. uh , still, of course, negative. well, t

well, the net profit under ifrs is 270 billion.gine what the net profit would have been if we had not taken these steps, we reduced operating costs and, in general, our expenses by 2-3% points compared to the previous one year, the banking sector grew by 12%. that is, if we didn’t do this, of course, we would have had completely different numbers at the end of 2022. the number of active clients of individuals of sberbank amounted to more than 106 million people, while the number of corporate ones exceeded 3 million. the growing number of users of payment services was again recognized the best acquirer in europe and one of the three largest acquirers in the world for the third year in a row, the company plans to actively develop its ecosystem and expect it to enter a stable profitable sphere and 2030. in general, last year e -ecosystem companies performed better than we predicted in the overall financial result. uh, still, of course, a negative strategy was laid down, it is obvious that they are all at a stage of very rapid growth i

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, we can say that the market as a whole reacted neutrally to the bank's financial statements under ifrs the net profit of the savings account decreased in the past year by 78% to 270.5 billion rubles. the head of the savings bank , german gref, nevertheless. he says that the bank has implemented the anti-crisis plan and the margin of safety allows him to return to the consideration of the issue, and the payment of dividends for the past year in the whole russian market. promotions are also along with promotions. sberbank. now turned down. the ruble returned from the holidays chucha strong dollar. in these minutes, below 76 euros, it costs 817. the russian mobile operator tele2 may be left without its brand. the rights to it belong to the swedish company tele2 ab a term of the contract for its use expires in september about this newspaper, the statement told several sources in the market representative of the swedish company. frederic holston did not say exactly when the contract expires, but clarified that vtb did not plan to renew it, bought tele2 from a swedish company in march 2013,

some people really need ifrs for those who work for export, deal with external relations , and so on, , by the way, we are bad at these standards, translating them into russian from english, we are already dragging them into our standards and extending them to budgetary institutions. we distribute them to non-profit organizations and you will laugh at the latest solutions. add more minutes. we are killed by the political parties of a colleague. well, why is it, why? i understand perfectly well that the authors hope that when everything will be fixed? but these chickpeas will not change and will not return, so let's not at least torture accountants. here is my proposal. i offered to work it out anyway. nobody, i repeat, proposes to kill what has already been done. well, finally. you know the last thing i would like to say is actually very difficult. yes, uh evaluate the work in which we all took part. well, now i would like to say once again united russia is ready to continue joint activities, joint work with the government with the government, aimed at to solve the problems of our peo

cards not under sanctions banks, to avoid restrictions on the services of sberbank, today published ifrs net profit decreased last year by 78%, up to 270.5 billion rubles. the head of the savings bank german gref nevertheless draws attention to the fact that the bank. lized the anti-crisis plan and the margin of safety allows him to return to consideration of the issue of paying dividends for the past year. now sberbank shares are growing moderately and this is pulling the entire russian stock market up. the ruble returns from the holidays with a slightly stronger dollar, below 76 euros 8029. last year, the russians sharply wanted to get international driver's licenses with traffic police statistics , got acquainted with the newspaper kommersant rights, 179,000 people needed to drive a vehicle abroad. this is twice as much as in the twenty-first year. pyotr kumatov explains this by two reasons, the mass migration of citizens abroad and autotourism, many more russians began to drive their cars in the countries of central asia, mongolia and china used to fly there by plane. peter shkumatov

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. >>> hsbc will hold an event to outline the implications of ifrs insurance contracts on the financial statements the lender says it expects net interest income to come in more than $2 billion lower this year on an annual basis. >>> we will take a quick break coming up on the program, netherlands imposes chip export revisions. we'll discuss. >>> plus, women and allies across the globe take to the streets calling for action on gender inclusion we play you some of the in interview with the director general, who comes on as we celebrate international women's day. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines. >> another blow for credit suisse af

. >> shannon: there is also discussion involving hungary, it ifr fa -- favors having sweden proceed, how is hungary proceeding with respect to your application >> sauli ninisto: i have discussed that with the prime minister. it was clear his message little off in saying we will not be the last one. so let's take it as it is. they sent parliamentary dedication to sweden and finland and during the discussions, i think it became very clear that in itself they have nothing against finish swedish membership, remind they have not been happy with the discussion which has been ongoing in sweden and finland. dealing with hungary and maybe more domestic policy. >> shannon: are you confident turkey and sweden will come around? >> sauli ninisto: i am optimistic and we will have full voicest partners. >> shannon: vladamir putin, one justification for going into ukraine he didn't want expansion of nato and now there may be two new bodies to nato. >> sauli ninisto: yes, i think president putin has had and still has obsession dealing with ukraine. we have heard it for years during his speeches and w

so unpopulare letting go orsn the ballot but donald trump is taking the slings for you and i because ifrd trump go after you and i and every american dave lopez thety democratic party not only the federal judicial system or the department of justice but the fbi and the democratic george soros d.a. by gavin bragg who has no credibility he's the las. that you saw, they weaponize these district attorney office that go soft on criminals and go after those that believe in god and country in liberty and freedom it is embarrassing it is embarrassing alvin bragg is a total embarrassment to the law profession. >> you see so important in all the years of the history of this country we've never had democrao or republican district attorneys whereafter former presidents.s. the u.s. attorney could've gone after bill clinton and the special prosecutor in that caseh atcut a deal with there be no charges against clinton, they care about the traditions of the nation, the country not turningt america against america and dividing this nation in a way that is unimaginable and ita cannot be fixed ifwa they do

how he has been living relatives or the fact he has been supposedly public servant for decades for ifringamer foreign governments are hiring of hisac familyti, extracting favors, giving them cash that money is working its way back into biden's homes and biden's staff and biden's life self 10% for the big guy, right? that would mean biden is inel significant criminall, jeopardy. maria: you have said the passage gop should use the appropriation process to hold back fundingd. from these agencies unless we actually see the law followed. you just heard chairman of goi judiciary jim jordan say it yes, we are going to use the appropriations process we will hold our funding for the fbi. we will allocate funding differently. what else should be done in your view?k you told meve you think every agency should form an oversight .gency >> two things, one as you mention and this jim jordan hasn committed to do othes r republicans in the house haveha committed to do, the power of the purse is the most important power that congress has to brint the administration into obedience. is thehave greatest most

ifre, he would always come in and ask us to look at it a different way as well, he always brought a differente to the table, he was a good listener. he loved his family, he loved me so much and i loved him that much. >> other family members have described a long struggle with mental illness. do you have any sense of how he was on the day he was arrested and transferred to the haas it'll? >> hwas coherent. we were in the house. even when they left to taken to the hospital, he was talking and asking restaurants. you know, he was now fully gone that he was not aware of himself. he was just in mental distress. >> mr. crump, the prosecutor alleges 10 of those people that we saw on the hospital video are guilty of second-degree murder. do you believe that is the appropriate severity of these charges? >> when you watch the video and you see a young man who is restrained in handcuffs and leg irons and he is face down and they pile on him, you see people put knees on his neck three years after george floyd, you have to scratch your head and say why in the world would you use that kind of excessive for

>> what i would ask people to think about is ifr would be charged with thisÑinen why is a former president'sreally think that people m and so if other people would be charged with this, why shouldn'; and that is whate1 it means to the rule of law. now the issue of timing, should this go firste1 or be second or third? i think that is somewhat of a, i want to sort of put reality into that mix one1 that. which is this is not one single prosecutor making these decisions. you have somebody in georgia. somebody in new york. you have federal investigations. and you know what, life's messy. some things happen first, second, third. yes, would you like to see the most important crime charged first? absolutely. absolutely. just a few months with all of this being charged in whiyx case the question we're discussing right now will go away and evaporate. it's also important to remember that the d.a. does have to worr( abgáááá)r'g called the statute of limitations.xd that is a time periode1 by whic the charges have to bexd brough so if you're sitting in the d.a.'s office, you're thinking as soon as i am re

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and it was parret of an ongoing double standard where ifre your progressive and you regurgitate the proper slogans, then there's an indemnity built into shouting down speakers. this is on full display at stanford. a few years ago, a few weeks ago, rather. o of campus >> but if you're willing to question orthodoxy ofs campus, then they'll bringyou an the whole horde of administrators againstd and wok to professionally and socially reputational destroy you. e whic and that's how i sawh my issue, which happened in august 202 and september of 2000.1 twenty to 2020 one .or just four months later, ilya shapiro was kicked off of campus for questioning president biden's decision to limit his supreme court nomination to just black women. so you went to proceedduate co to undergraduate college, get into one of the best lawow schools in the country. >> how shaken was your faith in our legal education? >> system by this? well, i thought i was attendingn thtrade school for a skeptical profession.ng run it's hard to e optimistic about i think in the long run, it'se hard to be optimistic about the future

but i'm not in ifr if a of banning one of them or regulating their speech or telling them who can post and who can't post. that's what the first amendment is about. if you don't like tiktok or facebook or youtube, don't use them. but don't think that any interpretation of the constitution gives you the right to ban them. tiktok's mission appears to be like most other companies -- to make money and lots of it. tiktok is actually cooperating with our government. there's something called the committee on foreign investment in the u.s., cfius, and tiktok has agreed to put all of your data in oracle's cloud and work with the u.s. government because they so much want to make money, they will do anything to try to get rid of this -- this accusation that they're somehow part of the communist party, which is not true. it's a company that's owned probably the majority of it by americans and europeans and other asians outside of china, less than 50 of it is owned by -- the chinese. but even that being said, they're willing to put all of it under the oracle cloud. they want to have u.s. officers t

we've got the budget, norman and the head of the ifrs or director of the ifc says that the era of lowt very happy stories this morning this is paul johnson who is, as you say, the director of the institute of fiscal studies , who says that basically he says that people want they don't want cuts to public expenditure. they want pensions to be protected, they want the nhs to be and. the be protected and. the consequence of that is that are going to pay taxes at a high level for some time . and he level for some time. and he mentions also that the average take now tax burden is 37 and a half % coming up. it was half% coming up. it was traditionally around about 30 to 32. and he says there's no way that's to go down and there's only a solution for it, by the way, is better the eu single way, is better to the eu single market right ? that's unlikely to market right? that's unlikely to happen even if the labour government comes in right. louise, at the time sunak is worried about his daughter, is exposed to online as she gets her first mobile phone . yeah, her first mobile phone. yeah, this