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EOS says its Russian subsidiary’s leadership was changed unlawfully
EOS says its Russian subsidiary’s leadership was changed unlawfully.
The company is part of EOS, one of Russia’s largest buyers of debts owed by individuals.
A self-employed woman is now listed as the subsidiary’s CEO.
EOS denies appointing her.
The dispute is about who leads the company.
No further steps are described.
EOS said the leadership of its Russian subsidiary had been changed unlawfully.
The company said a self-employed woman was listed as its general director.
EOS denied appointing her.
RBC described EOS as one of Russia’s largest buyers of consumer debt.
- Who
- EOS and its Russian subsidiary are involved.
- What
- EOS said the subsidiary’s leadership was changed unlawfully and denied appointing the woman listed as general director.
- When
- The report was published on October 15, 2026.
- Where
- Russia.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Company
- EOS
- Position
- EOS called the leadership change unlawful
- Listed general director
- A self-employed woman
- Publication date
- October 15, 2026
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