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Russian finance officials discuss exam for qualified investor status
A Radio RBC program discussed how to gain qualified investor status in Russia.
The discussion included Central Bank Deputy Chairman Mikhail Mamuta and National Finance Association President Vasily Zablotsky.
Elina Tikhonova also took part.
The route discussed involves passing a special exam.
The program focused on exam questions, common mistakes and tips for candidates.
It did not provide details about the exam or say what happens after the discussion.
A Radio RBC programme discussed how to obtain qualified-investor status by passing a special exam.
The discussion was part of the programme “Markets. Main.”
Elina Tikhonova took part in the discussion.
Central Bank Deputy Chairman Mikhail Mamuta and NFA President Vasily Zablotsky also took part.
The article does not provide details about exam questions, common mistakes or advice for candidates.
- Who
- Elina Tikhonova, Central Bank Deputy Chairman Mikhail Mamuta and NFA President Vasily Zablotsky.
- What
- They discussed how to obtain qualified-investor status by passing a special exam.
- When
- October 9, 2026.
- Where
- On Radio RBC’s “Markets. Main” programme.
- Why
- To discuss how to obtain qualified-investor status through the exam.
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- Outlet
- RBC
- Published
- October 9, 2026, 16:48 UTC
- Programme
- Markets. Main
- Participants
- Elina Tikhonova, Mikhail Mamuta and Vasily Zablotsky
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