Veon
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Veon’s public relations agency has complained about Capacity’s report about a filing the company made to shareholders and the US financial regulator about the threats to its viability.
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Veon, the Nasdaq-listed operator whose biggest market is in Russia, has issued a stern warning to shareholders that the war against Ukraine means it might not be able to continue in business.
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Telecoms operator Veon has moved loans from sanctioned banks worth more than US$1.12 billion from its head office in Amsterdam to its Russian branch, out of reach of Western authorities.
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Ericsson has appointed Veon’s former group general counsel as its chief legal officer and head of legal affairs and compliance.
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Exor increased its stake in network operator Veon to 5.08% as of March 3 according to published reports from the Dutch Authority for Financial Markets.
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A week after Mikhail Fridman resigned as a director of the board of Veon, a board member has now followed in his footsteps.
Forthcoming events
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Global Carrier Awards 2022
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Telcos support Ukraine as Russian operators face blocks
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Veon CEO Kaan Terzioğlu said this morning it would be “irresponsible” to provide guidance on the effect of Russia’s attack on Ukraine on the company’s performance
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Veon is moving its group parent company from Bermuda to London, saying it wants to be in “a jurisdiction with high standards of corporate governance”.
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Jazz, the Pakistani offshoot of the Veon telecoms group, has started a 300-rack data centre in the country’s capital, Islamabad.
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Mobile network operator Veon has incorporated the GSMA’s Mobile Connect standard into what it hopes will be a global identity system.
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Veon has announced it has concluded the transaction for the sale of its Russian tower assets to Service-Telecom.
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Veon’s Bangladesh subsidiary is to use the country’s national wholesale network provided by BTCL.
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Veon and Amdocs have today announced a seven-year agreement that will enable digital services for Veon customers in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
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The Azerbaijan investor that owns Bakcell and is building the Digital Silk Way as a backbone through the Caucasus has appointed Vasyl Latsanych as its head of telecoms.
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Season 3, episode 2 is presented by editor Melanie Mingas, and features editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray, deputy editor Natalie Bannerman and this week's guest, Colm Shorten, senior director of data centres at JLL.
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Veon has reached agreement to sell its mobile network towers in Russia to Service-Telecom for a total of ₽70.65 billion ($970 million).
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Veon has added a new face to its leadership line-up after appointing Michael Schulz to the role of group chief people officer.