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Interview with Neil Withers

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Published 16 April, 2008, 09:39

Russia will start using government money this week to protect its banks from the effects of the global credit squeeze. Neil Withers, advisor to the chairman of the Vozrozhdenie Bank, explains the thinking behind the initiative.

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