VIENNA, May 9 (Reuters) - Austria's FMA banking
regulator said on Tuesday it saw no direct danger to Raiffeisen
Bank International from its activities in Russia.
The FMA also said that the European Central Bank would have
to approve of any spinning off of RBI's Russia business and that
once that had happened, the central bank would play no
supervisory role.
RBI is one of the banks in Europe most exposed to Russia.
(Reporting by Alexandra Schwarz-Goerlich
Writing by Madeline Chambers
Editing by Miranda Murray)
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