Finland’s former prime minister pulls out from Sberbank board

FILE PHOTO: The logo is on display in an office of the Russian largest lender Sberbank in Moscow

HELSINKI – Finland’s former Prime Minister Esko Aho has withdrawn from the board of Russia’s largest bank Sberbank due to the latest developments in Ukraine, he told local media on Thursday.

“I have today initiated measures to withdraw from the board,” Aho told Turun Sanomat newspaper.

(Reporting by Anne Kauranen; Editing by Alison Williams)

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