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FBK Legal

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Pepeliaev Group

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Taxadvisor

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White & Case

Tatiana Grigorieva

FBK Legal

Marina Ivlieva

Pepeliaev Group

Yulia Kolesnikova

KPMG

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Cliff Legal Services

Maria Kostenko

Baker McKenzie

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Elena Kovalevich

Deloitte

Natalia Kuznetsova

PwC

Ekaterina Lazorina

PwC

Ksenia Litvinova

Pepeliaev Group

Alexandra Lobova

EY

Ekaterina Malygina

PwC

Tatiana Matveicheva

FBK Legal

Svetlana Meyer

Deloitte

Elena Mikhailovskaia

DLA Piper

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PwC

Galina Naumenko

PwC

Nadezhda Orlova

FBK Legal

Yulia Orlova

Deloitte

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Deloitte

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PwC

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Deloitte

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Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

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