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1. www.woccu.org
www.woccu.org/press/press_rel/ - [Cached]Published on: 9/18/2007 Last Visited: 12/9/2007
Vladimir Lukov, Deputy Director of the Department for Finance Policy, Finance Ministry of the Russian Federation, provoked a spirited debate when he presented on the Finance Ministry's plans to create one national system of regulation for all types of microfinance institutions in Russia. -
2. World Council of Credit Unions - WOCCU
www.woccu.org/press/press_rel/ - [Cached]Published on: 5/2/2005 Last Visited: 12/9/2007
(L-R) Vadim Kalinichev; General Director of the Russian Credit Union League; Deborah Matz, NCUA board member; and Vladimir Lukov, Deputy Director of Financial Policy in the Finance Ministry of the Russian Federation at NCUA.
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Madison, WI-As part of a World Council development activity Russian financial leaders Vadim Kalinchev, Deputy Head of Apparatus Committee for Financial Markets & Monetary Turnover in Council of Federation (Upper Chamber of Russian Parliament) and Vladimir Lukov, Deputy Director of Department for Financial Policy in Finance Ministry of Russian Federation traveled to Washington, DC and New York to learn more about the United States credit union system and its regulatory framework.
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(L-R) Alexander Sergeenkov, Deputy Chief of Staff, Committee of Finance, Russian Parliament; Michael Castellana, President of SEFCU, Albany NY; Vladimir Lukov, Deputy Director of Financial Policy in the Finance Ministry of the Russian Federation, Vadim Kalinichev, General Director of the Russian Credit Union League; and Patrick Calhoun, CEO of SEFCU in the lobby of the SEFCU offices. -
3. RosBusinessConsulting - News Online
www.rbcnews.com/free/200406011 - [Cached]Published on: 6/1/2004 Last Visited: 6/1/2004
There will be no changes in the law on currency regulation and currency control in the near future, Vladimir Lukov, the head of the Russian Finance Ministry's department for macroeconomics and banking establishments, declared at a conference devoted to managing risks in Russia. This law is "compromising and not simple"; many interests collided in this document and there should be no alterations made to it in the near future, he said. However, he admitted that the ministry was preparing some regulations to develop this law further.

