Kommersant - the Audit Chamber made public results of its check-up of Bank of Moscow

The Audit Chamber on Friday made public results of its check-up of Bank of Moscow began immediately after VTB announced its intention to buy the Moscow gvt's reference bank. Auditors' conclusions were Bank of Moscow had violated the credit procedures, granting loans under non-liquid bonds and sometimes without bonds at all. Kommersant examines several gross violations. The Federal Tax Service (FNS) is ready to be at law with tax-payers in on-line regime. The FNS's legal board has come to an agreement with the arbitration courts North-Western district on a test holding of court sessions in video-conference has been legalized by the amendments to the Arbitration Procedural Code (APK) late in 2010. The FNS hopes the novelty will allow not only tax inspectors but tax-payers as well to economize on spending. Governor Tula region Vyacheslav Dudka spent in pre-trial detention center of Tula seven hours. He acted as a witness on the criminal case connected with Viktor Volkov, Director regional Property and Land Relations Department, accused of an attempt of receiving a 40 million ruble bribe. The Voronezh Arbitration Court has received a statement of claim from the Defense Ministry against the Voronezh Polyot airline. The ministry will try to receive an over 8.5 billion ruble forfeit from the company. The sides so far do not elaborate on the case. Kommersant examines what the case may be connected with.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has extended the demand for foreign investors to apply to the gvt for a permission to acquire shares of strategic enterprises without obligatory coordination from 10 percent up to 25 percent of shares of acquired enterprises. In reply to this benefit, Putin demanded from the gvt to raise the level of direct foreign investments up to $60 billion-$70 billion a year. Kommersant experts believe foreign investors are unwilling to go to Russia due to their fear of the political and business climate in the country. The Central Election Commission held its last full session. Gazeta describes what its member managed to do. CEC head Vladimir Churov bade farewell with several members commission. Igor Sechin, head Rosneft Board of Directors, made it clear company had no intention to buy out a share of AAR in TNK-BP in order to regulate the Russian shareholders' claims toward the deal between BP and the state-controlled company. Sechin hopes the decision Stockholm Arbitration has forbidden BP to exchange assets is not the final one. Sechin hopes to receive an approval deal already on April 7, Kommersant says. The Investigative Committee stated it had investigated a criminal case against Glebov and Kaplun , the prosecutors of Noginsk and Klin, the cities in the Moscow region. They are accused of receiving bribes for guarding the network illegal gambling business that was organized by the arrested now Ivan Nazarov.
Siloviki in the Gubden village in Dagestan over the recent three days have conducted large-scale prophylactic measures. During several past years the village and the district have been terrorized by one most powerful gangs extremist underground on the territory republic that is headed by Ibragimhalil Daudov. Kommersant examines results of these measures. About 100 000 opponents of Yemeni President Ali Abdallah Saleh (Sp? ) got together in the center of Sana (Sp? ) to make the president resign. In reply he announced that he was ready to refuse from power but on his condition. Local authorities in the Kochubeyevsky district of Stavropolsky Krai early in March announced that wild wolves had destroyed the whole herd of sheep that belonged to a local farmer, but in reality only five sheep suffered from wolves, and the farmer accuses the Russian army death rest sheep. Kommersant gives detailed information about bankruptcies.