
Valery Piven
Valery Piven is a leading expert in the financial sector in Russia, known for his work with the Analytical Credit Rating Agency (ACRA). He focuses on financial institutions and the dynamics of the banking market, providing insights on economic trends and consumer behavior. Piven has recently been in the news for his analysis of the decline in cash currency holdings among Russian households, suggesting that while there is a decrease, it may not indicate a significant long-term change in saving preferences.
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Valery Piven explains that the service 'Finuslugi' may not cover the entire spectrum of banking deposit offers.
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Valery Piven explains that the service 'Finuslugi' may not cover the entire spectrum of banking deposit offers.
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Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Russia:
Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Russia:
Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Russia:
Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions ratings group at ACRA and commented on the likelihood of radical changes in the market.
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Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions rating group at AKRA and argues that the decrease in cash currency is not significant enough to indicate serious changes in saving preferences.
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Russia:
Valery Piven is the head of the financial institutions rating group at AKRA and argues that the decrease in cash currency is not significant enough to indicate serious changes in saving preferences.
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