Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Gref trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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However, Gref believes that apathy is slowly changing.
We need to prepare for the very worst of situations,” Gref warned.
Gref also spoke of a need for“very careful regulation,” not“prohibitions.
The Kremlin's former economic minister Herman Gref is on the board of directors.
German Gref on new technologies, obsolete professions and synthetic champagne.
However, this was never proven and Kudrin, Gref, and Zurabov all retained their jobs.
However, Gref believes it is still immature and not ready for real-life use cases.
Sberbank is experimenting with blockchain, which the bank sees as highly promising both for the financial sector andgovernance, Gref admitted.
Gref also spoke of a need for“very careful regulation,” not“prohibitions,” in order to promote innovation.
But they are a fact of our life,” said Gref, at a meeting of the Russian entrepreneurs association.
Gref also shared his opinion that the majority of countries do not recognize cryptocurrency because of its decentralization.
On Wednesday, Chairman of the bank's Board, Herman Gref, reiterated at the“Leaders of Russia” forum that Sberbank is not mining cryptocurrencies on a corporate level.
Gref said“It[crypotocurrencies] should not be banned, as it is a great new technology in development, which no one is yet to comprehend.”.
In mid-2016, amid the Russian finance ministry's(failed) attempt to introduce a bitcoinban bill that criminalized bitcoin adopters, Gref openly spoke of holding a small amount of bitcoin and opposing the bill.
Herman Gref, the former Russian minister of economics and trade and the current CEO of Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, recently….
Speaking to reporters during the Astana Finance Days international conference in the Kazakhstan capital July 4,Sberbank's Herman Gref repeated the comments he has made“many times” about cryptoassets' future role in the economy.
In August 1998, Gref was appointed First Deputy Minister of State Property of the Russian Federation, and was a member of its board until 2000.
Speaking to reporters during the Astana Finance Days international conference in the Kazakhstan capital July 4,Sberbank's Herman Gref repeated the comments he has made“many times” about cryptoassets' future role in the economy.
Gref said there needs to be an honest and intelligible conversation about cryptocurrencies, because attempts to ban it have only caused problems in the past.
The report from 401TRG, the Threat Research& Analysis Team at ProtectWise, connects attacks by LEAD, BARIUM,Wicked Panda, GREF, and PassCV to a Chinese state intelligence apparatus, which has been called“Winnti Umbrella” after the name of the Winnti backdoor tool used by the groups.
Gref also recently stated that he“opposes the ban on cryptocurrency and calls for tolerance and patience in their regulation,” Tass described and quoted him saying.
Russia Insight, which provides unique insights into the Russian market, released a video featuring a discussion between Putin andthe country's largest bank Sberbank president Herman Gref, during which Putin noted the necessity of the country, its regulators, and local banks of adopting blockchain technology.
Earlier this month, the head of Sberbank, Herman Gref, declared that cryptocurrency should not be banned“under any circumstances”, calling both cryptocurrencies and Blockchain.
Central bank deputy Olga Skorobogatova confirmed that lawmakers were pressing ahead with a homemade centralized cryptocurrency known informally asthe“Russian Bitcoin,” while Sberbank CEO Herman Gref allegedly stated that this currency would be the“only freely tradeable” one on the Russian market.
Herman Gref, CEO of state-owned bank Sberbank, declared that he considers bitcoin a“technical instrument for transactions,” rather than a type of investment.
Rationalizing his gloomy forecasts, Gref pointed out that states are not willing to part with the centralized system of money supply, which spells a dead end for cryptocurrencies, at least over a 10-year horizon.
As Herman Gref, chief executive of Russia's biggest bank, Sberbank, joked in a recent interview,“reforms begin when money runs out, so we will wait for that to happen.”.
Also on Friday, in an interview with CNBC, Herman Gref, the CEO of Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, said that the country is likely facing a deluge of loan defaults in 2015, which could trigger a banking crisis.
Gref elaborated that he believes the bank is not interested in mining because it is a“primitive business,” adding that“I can tell you a dozen other investment objects with higher yields,” RBC detailed.