Visa quantifies impact of suspension of Russian ops
Current year’s results for Visa included $127m of net losses from equity investments, and $60 million from the Russia-Ukraine charges.
Current year’s results for Visa included $127m of net losses from equity investments, and $60 million from the Russia-Ukraine charges.
The DDoS attack was attempted on Tuesday April 12, the same day Currency.com halted operations for residents of Russia.
Currency.com will continue to serve its global client base through its international network of offices in London, Gibraltar and Vilnius.
The international outrage against the war translated into sanctions from the US, the UK, Europe, and Japan.
Each of Visa (NYSE:V), Mastercard (NYSE:MA) and PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) are based in the US and trade on US stock exchanges.
All payment cards, issued by all Russian banks, continue to work normally in Russia, the central bank says.
There have been increasing calls in the western world for imposing sanctions on Russia, for everything from hackers to deploying assassins.