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Transparency and Fair Competition of Procurement.

January 2012
CompetitionEnergy

Abstract

There are long-established prejudices around Russia with its high level of corruption, and unfair competition in the business environment, which have been addressed in recent years by the introduction of legislation by the Russian government. It’s fair to say that Russia along with all developed countries strives to ensure the necessary transparency and arrangements which will be applied to identify the most economically advantageous competition.

Author

Portrait image of Yulianna Vertinskaya
Yulianna Vertinskaya
Head of Legal Department, Renewable & Ethics and Compliance Ambassador at ALSTOM, ALSTOM, Russia & CIS, Russia

Education: University of London. Master of Laws (DCL), Commercial and Contract (contract, company law, law of trusts, CLRI); The Hague Academy of International Law, Private International Law; International Institute of Management (Russia), Master of Law, Russian Law (Civil, Corporate, Private International Law) Graduated with Honors Specialties: civil, energy, corporate law; private international law

Company

ALSTOM, Russia & CIS

Alstom is a global leader in the world of power generation, power transmission and rail infrastructure and sets the benchmark for innovative and environmentally friendly technologies.

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