Moody's changes outlooks on ratings of 14 Russian financial institutions to stable from negative
Action follows the change of the outlook on Russia's Ba1 sovereign rating to stable. London, 21 February 2017-- Moody's Investors Service has today affirmed the ratings of 14 financial institutions domiciled in Russia and changed the outlooks on those ratings to stable from negative. The rating action follows Moody's change of outlook on Russia's Ba1 sovereign debt rating to stable from negative on February 17, 2017..
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