Orban’s son -in -law is said to have a interest in buying RBI Russia

The bank points out that a sale is currently prohibited. Tiborcz also waved off to the newspaper.

Dem Standard According to serious conversations would run between the RBI and Tiborcz. The management of the Russian Central Bank and the Russian Presidential administration should also be involved.

Tiborcz has, among other things, the Hungarian online finance institute Gránit Bank and via the so-called BDPST group hotels and real estate in several countries. Tiborcz recently also acquired shares in the logistics company Waberer’s; In Austria he is currently said to be interested in a partial purchase of the Burgenland private railway Raaberbahn, like the Kronen Zeitung reported.

Tiborcz: Kein Inteesse

The RBI refers to a Russian court decision of September 5, 2024, according to which the RBI cannot currently transfer its shares in the Russian AO Raiffeisenbank. It remained unanswered whether the Supervisory Board has already dealt with the supposed deal.

Tiborcz, on the other hand, had the “Standard” on his office: “We deny any interest from István Tiborcz or the BDPST group in taking over the AO Raiffeisenbank in Russia.” It is also stated: “The BDPSt group is not present in Russia, and Russia was never the focus of our investments.”