Graphic shows fall in fees and most exposed Russian banks in Ukraine.
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Russian banks hit by crisis
By Duncan Mil
April 22, 2014 - Threats of U.S. and EU sanctions over the Ukraine crisis have resulted in banks in Moscow suffering a 67% fall in fees so far this year. They earned $108 million through April 20 compared with $325 million a year earlier.
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