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bank. that is, he will not be allowed to get by well, and perhaps the most unexpected effect of such a chain reaction resigned, the head of the national bank of saudi arabiahudairi reported this to bloomberg, it is noted that the regulator is one of the largest shareholders of the crisis, and the statement of the head of the central bank provoked drop in the value of a swiss bank share, according to the agency's new chairman. the national bank will become the chief executive director of the regulator. said muhammad olga life is a search for a path time to make the right decision. overcoming obstacles. your bread so that hard work. you wake up with a smile and the road calls you back on the road, you do your work, testing yourself for strength. be confident in yourself as well as we are confident in penoplex effective thermal insulation penoplex heat durable home. more than 110 bridges and 45 highways remain in wedding plots in flood water zones in thirty regions of russia . phobos alina katelevskaya. hello alina. will the water level in the rivers continue to rise and will the conditions for this remain in the near future are gaining strength in the east

banking index. seven percent of investors were frightened by poor reporting and the refusal of the largest shareholder of a loan from the national bank of saudi arabiasit additional funds on the balance sheet. according to reuters sources. after that, at least one foreign government and one large bank put pressure on our tsarist authorities to rectify the situation. vladimir putin appoints acting governor of chukotka autonomous okrug vladislav kuznetsov before he was the first deputy chairman of the government of the lc roman kopin who previously headed tickling dismissed at his own request the president has already held a working meeting via video link with vladivostov kuznetsov you know about possible administrative personnel decisions, uh, and related to the proposals that can be made for you. how do you feel about this? vladimir vladimirovich, i, uh, am ready to serve , uh, to the motherland where i am needed, and i escaped when the opportunity arose to serve in the lpr. i volunteered. i didn't have any doubts. and if the honor is given, er, to serve in the region you speak of, i'll be glad to be of service there. we will return to this issue la

banking index by seven percent. investors were frightened by poor parity and the refusal of the largest shareholder of the suis national bank of saudi arabiaditional funds on the balance sheet. how reuters sources note that after that , at least one foreign government and one large bank put pressure on the swiss authorities to handle the situation. vladimir putin appointed the acting governor of the chukotka autonomous okrug. vladislav kuznetsov before that. he was the first deputy chairman of the government of the lpr, roman kopin, who previously headed the tickling, was dismissed at his own request, the president has already held a working meeting with vladivost kuznetsov via video link. are you aware of the possible administrative personnel decisions, uh, and related to the proposals that may be made to you, how do you feel about that? and vladimir vladimirovich i am ready to serve e to the motherland where i am needed, and i escaped when the opportunity arose to serve in the lpr. i volunteered. i didn't have any doubts. and if the honor is given, uh , to serve in the region that you are talking about, i will be ok, pozagorevich, but we

banking index. for seven percent of investors frightened by poor reporting refusal of the largest shareholder of the national bank of saudi arabiaort the loan. after that, at least one foreign government and one large bank put pressure on the swiss authorities to rectify the situation, reuters sources say. well, as we see , it is impossible to fix this, because judging by the shares of french banks, they have already gone. here is such a wave, and people are striving from eggs and money that fedor simonenko is a boy who saved two girls during an attack by ukrainian saboteurs in the bryansk region discharged from the hospital. he was severely wounded, as igor davidovich now feels himself. what is the most important thing that you were waiting for while lying here, uh, while going home for the last examination before being discharged from the hospital. for the surgeon, irina is in every sense, a special patient in her practice, there were only a few cases when she had to operate on children with field wounds that fedor recovered so quickly, the doctor explains, in many respects, the merit of the youngest patient, despite the pain.

information, the fall in shares intensified after the largest investor in the suis loan national bank of saudi arabia refused to give him more money, and undermined the credibility of the world financial institutions bankruptcy of us banks, start silicone wellying. new information from my colleagues 15 hours on our air all the best essentially in the studio kirill kazakov and alen severely, i invite you to join our conversation. here at the bottom of the screen you see a qr-code to direct your smartphone, share your opinions. ask questions. us to our experts. we'll try to answer everything to the point. hello, good evening. let's talk a little today abroad. well, look, i literally read half a year ago that belarus turned out to be such an international isolation, and suddenly, over the past few months, our president has already made his third visit to a country that was not part of the soviet union, even the fourth it turns out the united arab emirates zimbabwe china and today the visit to iran ended and, uh, when they also begin to count some experts, let them be so semi-confidential, or make such a

obvious, which is of a regulatory and legislative nature, was stated by the chairman of the national bank of saudi arabiaank is open for further investment. with a request for additional liquidity, shares of credit fell as much as 25% to a new record low while the cost of insuring bonds against defaults. in the near future, approached the level usually signaling serious concerns of investors, the bank is just months from the implementation of a complex recovery plan in which the swiss firm will spin off its investment banking arm and focus on its core asset management business, these efforts risk being further complicated by financial market turmoil following the collapse of several regional banks. the us used to speak reliably like a swiss bank, but the swiss bank seems to be the most reliable showing signs of default or what? well, it looks like he's showing signs that he's in need. in money, and many american companies need money before capitalization, this is called because, as it turns out, they don’t have much money, but here it is beautifully told about asset management. uh, apparently a significa

the collapse of alem brothers, but the largest shareholder of the swiss bank with a share of just under 10% was the national bank saudi arabia invested one and a half billion dollars, most of the investments will burn out after the merger of wiz and ubs. france unsealed strategic oil reserves against the backdrop, refinery workers strike against pension reform, reuter reports, citing the french ministry of energy, about 700 gas stations were left without fuel at all, at 852 gas stations there is a shortage of the most popular types of gasoline and diesel, and the number of strikes is constantly increasing, the strike continues for the third week, according to marin link supplies oil products blocked operating lng terminals suspended. this was the news of the economy in short. the pushkin museum, one of the country's main museums, now has a new director after 10 years of work, marina loshak leaves of her own free will practically, having completed the current contract, her place will be taken. now the former director of another steel museum, the museum of architecture of elizabeth likhachev why do these personnel changes caus

of the ubs takeover. interestingly enough, saudi national bank is the largest lender in saudi arabia. wealth fund. the public investment fund. the situation is the buck stops here. it doesn't stop with the former chairman. it has to do with the investment strategy of the public investment fund. a lot to think about when we say that middle east money is the white knight, if you will, and if we see smarter investment the thes -- investment going forward. >> thank you, hadley. let's bring in ed smith and devin ryan. gentlemen, great to have you here. >> good morning. >> hello. >> ed, i'll start with you and devin, i'll ask the same question. what do you think of the deal for svb? what does this mean for the short-term and long term? >> so, i think we do expect more regional banks to fail. the lack of regulation in that space suggests and coupled with the sharp interest rate rise in 40 years suggests that more things will break. to us, that is more defensive as investors. it is great to see other banks feeling they are coming on some of the loans that the failed banks have made some of th

now we're seeing what happens when you do that. saudi arabia, which is the largest shareholder of the bank, the saudi national bank, actually is who we just had the, the chair of that organization said no way. we're not going to build that out. now . it big question, why they doing that? and i think the reason they're doing that is because we really entering in this multi potable that we talk about in the program without a like look, we've got more options now we've just signed a piece agreement with iran. were working close closely with our allies in raw 7 china, that the u. s. have slowly but surely started divorce from their own financial system. and now i think with the repercussions of that happen today. no. can you draw any parallels between what's happening today and then the financial crisis of 2008 for the reasons different. yeah, that's a really good question. so yet there is a very slight parallel in the fact that we're seeing a regulate the coat with his pants down again, excuse the language. 2008 was caused by a sort of a very different fiscal policy, which is bank faxing, more or less like casin

of the banking system. the massive dip driven by credit suisse was due to the bank's share price falling 25% after saudi arabia national bank chairman ruled out investing more money in the bank, the country's finance minister commented on the current state of the market. listen. >> we are going through a lot when it comes to interest rates and bank failures. there is a lot happening in the market, the markets reacting or overreacting in a certain way and we need to be careful. >> ashley: american confidence is low following the collapse of silicon valley bank over the weekend. to fox weather alert. the roop of a shopping mall in duluth, collapsed. a powerful nor'easter swept the region yesterday. homes and businesses are without power and california is pummelled by heavy rain and high wind as another atmospheric river drenches the state. wind gusts were reported in san francisco as stunning footage shows a tree that fell on a house in the bay area. you can follow and track the storm systems by downloading the fox weather app for free on any connected device. clashing with protesters attempting to stop activist charlie

of events but not a surprise given the criticism he faced domestically on social media and questions asked more broadly. the saudi arabia sovereign wealth fund is a 37% stakeholder in saudi national bank so you can imagine the discussions that are happening behind the scenes. here is what started all of this. take a listen. >> absolutely not. for many reasons. outside the simplest reason which is regulatory and statuary. we now own 9.8% of the bank. if we go above 10%, all kinds of new rules kick in whether it be by our regulator or the european regulator of the swiss regulator. we are not inclined to get into a new regulatory regime. yousef: unequivocal comments there in terms of a lack of interest to further inject additional capital and credit suisse. this was as much as it was a valuation opportunity, it was also about creating systemic integration by putting saudi national bank on the global stage. this is a setback for snb at the moment. we see stocks react to the news down about .1% in the first three minutes of trade. hamed who has been with saudi national bank for many years takes over as the new chairman. also, in terms of impact on the company itself, saudi national bank, t

world order. mozambique says an african nations must be given a permanent presence on the un security council. also had a residence in the west bank of saudi arabia because of the latest can damage grady land grab a welcome to us in the life from this past. the hour is always great to have you with us. i'm at work tomorrow. let's take a look at this, how we saw it with the latest developments in the dawn bus, the leader of the wagner group says, russian forces have essentially surrounded a stronghold of the cleaning troops in the dentist republic. now this comes off to a number of major advances by russian troops in the area. the wagner groups leader says there are not many professionally clean soldiers left in the fight. the great army has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and a damn to hinder the russian encirclement of the city of r to mosque the same as he has been known to destroy, emphasize an industrial size upon retreating from other areas in the dawn massage. his eagle is dan of went to see a factory that he couldn't troops blue to pieces as of fleeing in the loo, that region. no conventional weapon is

saudi arabia throughout africa, etc. on top of that, this emerging block of two nations. not simply these military alliances. we are seeing the rise of the banking system to the u.s. dollar. the growth of countries that now have a vested interest in figuring out how to evade sanctions. you see supply chain diversity. europe is diversifying where it gets its energy. the rest of the world is diversifying. there is understanding and they are responding to the fact we are entering a period of conflict. in that vein, and given all of that, that i am concerned about whether we can continue to move forward and do the things we are doing. i do not mean from a dollar standpoint but from a geopolitical standpoint. last summer, -- for their stance on same-sex marriage and alienated their partners there. next week, they signed a mutual security agreement with beijing and the pacific. the prime minister declined to participate in the memorial marking the battle of the canal. that is one example. i could take 10 or 15 minutes to go through each of these here and point to different such places where we have sort of aligned ourselves in that way. haven't we now

banking collage in the u. s. president nationally. also ahead and i didn't see any issue of that would prevent normalization of the relationship across investments except for saudi arabia says the path is cleared to restore bilateral ties with iran. the following a deal broke by china, which brought the 2 former rivals back together. a chinese president sheeting thing is set to visit moscow on his 1st inter.

nations must be given a permanent presence on the un security council. also had a new round of classes, a scene residents in the west bank that saudi arabia becomes the latest deb. and is there any government called support white policy in town with good morning and welcome to our international book austin live from moscow. i was just past the hour and as always, it's great to have you with us. i'm much money. let's take a look at the top stories. this, our, the latest developments in the dumbest the needle. all the wagner group says russia forces have sensually surrounded a key stronghold of the cleaning troops. and then dentist, republic. now this comes also, a number of major involves is by russian troops in the area. the volume groups lead to says there are not many professional ukrainian soldiers left in the fight the u . k. now me has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and the dam to hinder the russian in circle month of the city of our 2 most being korean in minutes, she has been known to destroy infrastructure, industrial science upon retreating from other areas in the dumbass onto the demo went to see a factory tha

african nations must be given a public presence on the un security council also has a new round of crashes. a rubbish between is where you do the i'm part of the resident in the west bank. a saudi arabia becomes the latest to them. and israel, the lab in the region, a life from there is just past the hour. the light is great to happy with us. i'm a little bit touch louise. it's our we start with the latest developments in dumbass. the leader of the wagner group says, russian forces have essentially surrounded a key stronghold, the claim troops in the dusk republic. this comes off to a number of major advances by russian troops in the area. the need. this is the, are not many professionally quinn and soldiers left in the fights, including all the has we pulled to the been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and the dam to hinder the russian in sacrament of the city. you aren't him, ask him as he has been known to destroy infrastructure, an industrial size upon retreating from other areas in dom bus team english dan of went to see a factory that ukrainian should lead to pieces as the fleeing and the ligans region, no conventional weapon is capable of dealing, this amoun

a report that its largest investor, the saudi arabia national bank, said that it wouldn't provide any more funding to credit suisse because it couldn't because of regulations. this comes after the swiss lender, which has a big presence here in the united states, said earlier this week that it was reviewing its financial statements over some possible issues in the last couple of years that has spooked investors and caused many of them to sell off their stocks and it has also prompted a new concerns about the banking sector here in the united states as well, with all of the major indices trading lower here in new york this morning on this news. it has again, brought up these concerns because of what happened in the last week here in the united states. it all started with the failure of 2 bank silicon valley bank in san francisco and signature bank here in new york didn't have the funds on hand to cover rising interest rates that prompted a lot of concern about these smaller regional banks. but now also spreading to the larger banks like credit suisse as well. and investors are looking for safer places to put their money. there are also a putting

saudi arabia. they already injected some cash, they own n -- 9.9% of the bank, there are rules in switzerland if you get above 10%. late in day swiss national bank saying they will provide liquidity. a fancy way of saying we'll give them more money to burn until everything will be okay. kennedy: will it be okay. >> it will, but what damage will happen between now and then. you started show with these major titans, you left larry fink. he put out a huge report he is really worried, he said something that was intriguing this problem could last for a number of years. i don't think that kennedy, one thing we never wrapped our minds around. the trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars that came cascading into our economy that stuff sloshes around and moves, and round and that inflation it sparked that does not go away overnight, you have you know one hand federal reserve putting that inflation down, and biden administration trying to throw kerosene on it in tomorrow of any free money they can. on going thing, larry fink says 3 to 5 year we'll be deal with this, if that is the case a lot more banks will go under. kennedy: have we moved pa

of yesterday well below tuesday's clothes. this week's market volatility driven by recent banking troubles at home and abroad. in europe the switzerland-based credit suisse watched shares plunge 14% yesterday. saudi arabia's nationalrday would not put more money into credit suites with $54 billion bailout from switzerland national bank here the saudi bank wants to avoid regulations that kick in with the stake above 10%. on sunday signature bank collapse after silicon valley bank went under. new york's division of financial services took control of the bank which faced money laundering investigation prior to its collapse. but this all started on friday with silicon valley's stunning collapse which prompted a bank run at its california banks. figural nomadic federal regulators took control of the bank to reimburse clients with uninsured deposits. guys, the democrats are now calling for federal reserve chair powell to recuse himself from the silicon valley investigation because may not have used its power to prevent the collapse, listen. >> it is important examining what went wrong at that chair powell take a step back and let michael barr who is the new vice chair, who was not there during all of this, let him condu

saudi national bank. this is a quote from the story. "you make fun of dictatorships and then you can change the law over the weekend. what is the difference between saudi arabiaeally bad." you know about the kingdom. how do you think this might in change investment decisions from saudi arabia? ellen: that's an interesting perspective. i definitely think the idea of changing the law over the weekend is absolutely something we see and expect to come from a dictatorship. we don't expect -- this is a monarchy. they don't really run the rule of law. they generally, because they want to be seen as a stable force and they want to be seen like other western economies, tend to try to wait here to global principles. when it comes down to it, they don't have to go through any kind of real legal processes. if the saudi government or the saudi royal family is hurting for money due to investments or particularly bad investments, i think you could look to see them potentially try to recoup that from what really is the saudi cash cow, aramco. aramco had a banner year and are flushed with cash. i would be surprised to see if they try to -- the royal family or the government t

to me from the chairman of credit suisse but a few hours later we saw the stocks tumbling saudi national bank holds a 9.9% stake in credit suisse, the largest lender in saudi arabia the saudi government but what he was saying in his thoughts today in the conference was listen we can't, due to regulatory concerns, we are not allowed to give more to this bank than the 10% stated even if we thought they needed it, which we don't, we're unable to give it i think the fact you see the stock going lower 30% following his comments speaks to the concerns about credit suisse and what's happening in banking stocks and the markets >> hadley, the stock is off its lows, down 16% right now but you raised the important point in your question, how do you create confidence? that becomes a difficult thing to do in this kind of environment, even if the reality of your capital ratios is strong you have a lot of concern from counter parties who may require you to raise your -- may raise their margin requirements for you. you're kind of dealing with a day-to-day kind of issue any sense from the swiss national bank perspective how they would deal with credit suisse were it to hit that p

saudi arabia throughout africa, etc. on top of that, this emerging block of two nations. not simply these military alliances. we are seeing the rise of the banking system to the u.s. dollar. the growth of countries that now have a vested interest in figuring out how to evade sanctions. you see supply chain diversity. europe is diversifying where it gets its energy. the rest of the world is diversifying. there is understanding and they are responding to the fact we are entering a period of conflict. in that vein, and given all of that, that i am concerned about whether we can continue to move forward and do the things we are doing. i do not mean from a dollar standpoint but from a geopolitical standpoint. last summer, -- for their stance on same-sex marriage and alienated their partners there. next week, they signed a mutual security agreement with beijing and the pacific. the prime minister declined to participate in the memorial marking the battle of the canal. that is one example. i could take 10 or 15 minutes to go through each of these here and point to different such places where we have sort of aligned ourselves in that way. haven't we now

saudi arabia, africa, etc.. on top of that, in this emerging block of two nations, not just these military alliances, we are seeing the rise of alternatives to the banking system to the united states dollar. the growth of countries that now have a vested interest in figuring out how to evade sanctions. you see supply chain diversity, europe diversifying where it gets its energy and the rest of the world diversifying, there has been understanding that the market is responding to the fact that we are entering a. of conflict. in that vein, given all of that, i am concerned about whether we can kick -- afford to continue as we are, mainly from a geopolitical standpoint. there was a report attacking the solomon islands on same-sex marriage, then signing a mutual security agreement with beijing and the pacific. the minister declined to participate in the commemoration of the marking of guadalcanal. we could go on, take 10-15 minutes to go through each of these here and point to different such places where we sort of have aligned ourselves in that way. have we not now reached a point where we are entering a. of geopolitical competition bordering on conflict, d

, the fall in shares accelerated after the largest investor to the expedition have the national bank of saudi arabia refused to give him more money.

national bank 3 rubles. 3 kop. and now to world news. saudi arabia is considering buying boeing aircraft for $ 35 billion, liners will enter the fleet of the country's new national airline, presumably we are talking about 100 aircraft, including jet models, which are often used on international flights over long distances , airbus also claims to supply aircraft, so the final supplier can change at the last moment. and finally, to the american apple corporation in the past six months, top managers began to leave en masse, the company lost more than 10 key employees, they were responsible for industrial design, an online store, and information systems. cloud technology, as well as procurement security issues and subscription services to this apple has on average changed one or two top managers per year, so this number of layoffs looks remarkable and on this. i'll stay with us. and don't miss today's fresh issue of the area of ​​interest, have a nice day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program for x i am alexander smirnov hello , an illegal vape dealer from mogilev is threatened with a criminal art