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CiteC. Peter McColough Series on International Economics: Anton Siluanov
Russian Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov talks finance policy for the next government of Russia, including budgetary and fiscal issues and...
Speaker: Anton G. Siluanov, Minister of Finance, Russian Federation
Presider: Peter R. Fisher, Senior Managing Director and Head of Fixed Income Portfolio Management, BlackRock
April 23, 2012
Russian Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov talks finance policy for the next government of Russia, including budgetary and fiscal issues and priorities for APEC and G20 in 2012.
This meeting was part of the C. Peter McColough series on International Economics.
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