Belousov said that Rusnano will not allow “any defaults”

First Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Belousov said that the government had developed “an absolutely specific scheme for solving the problem with Rusnano's debts. The official said that the authorities would not allow any default of the corporation.

In an interview with Forbes, Belousov said that Rosnano would be provided with "government support" - according to him, the authorities had already drawn up a specific plan for resolving the current situation. The First Deputy Prime Minister did not comment on its parameters in detail.

Andrey Belousov I don't want to reveal details, but it exists. There will be no defaults, that's exactly what I can say. Actually, Siluanov (Anton, Minister of Finance - The Bell) has already stated this.

At the same time, the Ministry of Finance said that Rosnano would fulfill its obligations under bonds secured by a state guarantee. As for the debt not covered by the guarantee, Siluanov only expressed confidence that "a compromise will be found that suits all parties."

Yesterday at the annual press conference for the first time personally commented on the problems in "Rosnano" and Vladimir Putin. He called what is happening a "difficult problem", but he did not promise a specific solution to the problems at the expense of the authorities. According to the president, it is necessary that Rosnano itself work with its creditors, with banks.

• In early December, The Bell learned that one of the options for solving the problem with the fulfillment of Rosnano's debt obligations, discussed by the authorities, suggests that the company will have a special sanatorium. The idea is that the corporation will have an authorized creditor who will help with the restructuring of current debt and with liquidity throughout the entire payment cycle. its readiness to “take responsibility” for the debts of Rosnano Later, VEB announced .

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About how the multibillion-dollar state corporation, whose permanent leader was Anatoly Chubais for many years, found itself on the verge of default, and how the government thinks to save it, The Bell told here .