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Sputnik — Russian Central Bank Sees No Risks of Disconnecting Russia From SWIFT

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The Bank of Russia does not see the risks of disconnecting the country from interbank payment system SWIFT, but if such a scenario is implemented, it will be possible to transfer internal Russian traffic to the Financial Messaging System of the Bank of Russia (SPFS), the bank's first deputy governor, Olga Skorobogatova, said.Cold War 2.0 Watch.Sputnik InternationalRussian Central Bank Sees No Risks of Disconnecting Russia From SWIFT

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The Bank of Russia does not see the risks of disconnecting the country from interbank payment system SWIFT, but if such a scenario is implemented, it will be possible to transfer internal Russian traffic to the Financial Messaging System of the Bank of Russia (SPFS), the bank's first deputy governor, Olga Skorobogatova, said.
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Russian Central Bank Sees No Risks of Disconnecting Russia From SWIFT
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