MOSCOW, Oct 27 (Reuters) – Russia’s dominant lender Sberbank (SBER.MM) on Thursday said it had expanded the capabilities of its SberCIB Terminal to add services previously provided by data providers that have suspended operations in Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
As Western businesses have left the market, Russian businesses have sought to pick up the pieces, finding ways to replace departing firms. London Stock Exchange Group’s (LSEG.L) data platform Refinitiv and rival Bloomberg suspended their services, including financial products.
Sberbank said its platform now included analytical and research materials, as well as daily trading overviews in commodities, funding and FX.
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Sberbank’s platform, previously known as Sberbank Markets, has been used by 5,000 corporate clients, Sberbank said.
Reporting by Reuters
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