Anatoly Aksekov
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Anatolii Aksakov is a government official serving as chairman of the State Duma committee on the financial market. He has expressed views on key interest rates, forecasting that the key rate could drop to 13 percent by the end of 2026. Aksakov has criticized proposals to seize citizens' deposits from banks, calling them impractical and potentially harmful. He has also commented on housing savings programs, digital ruble implementation, and regulatory changes affecting financial institutions.
Recent coverage
- The Federation Council supported the obligation for banks to disclose conditions of transfers via SBP — Интерфакс
- State Duma adopts law requiring banks to publish transfer fee information — Вести
- Central Bank Will Not Freeze Russian Deposits 'Under Any Circumstances' — Вечерняя Москва
- Cryptocurrency law to take effect on September 1 instead of July — Коммерсантъ
- Russia's cryptocurrency law may come into effect on September 1 — Интерфакс
- Aksakov: Changes to SBP transfers will not affect regular users — Вечерняя Москва
- State Duma officials explain the high returns on housing deposits — Вести
- Duma proposed to include one category of banks in the deposit insurance system — Интерфакс
- State Duma Allows Central Bank Key Rate to Drop to 12% — Москва 24
- Deputy Akasakov Calls 'Nonsense' Idea of Seizing Russians' Funds from Banks — Вечерняя Москва
- Deputies in the State Duma React to Zyuganov's Proposal to Withdraw Russians' Bank Deposits to replenish the budget — Фонтанка
- Deputies in the State Duma Call for Disposal of Citizens' Deposits a Provocation — Ведомости
- The Central Bank of Russia lowered the key rate to 13% by summer's end — Москва 24
- Moscow Exchange Displays First Russian Partnership Financing Bonds — Коммерсантъ