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E-finance innovation services in Russia. / Yablonsky, S. A.

Proceedings of the "Innovation for Financial Services Summit 2011". ISPIM, 2011. p. 29.

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Yablonsky, SA 2011, E-finance innovation services in Russia. in Proceedings of the "Innovation for Financial Services Summit 2011". ISPIM, pp. 29. <http://www.innofin.org/files/IFS1_Book.pdf>

APA

Yablonsky, S. A. (2011). E-finance innovation services in Russia. In Proceedings of the "Innovation for Financial Services Summit 2011" (pp. 29). ISPIM. http://www.innofin.org/files/IFS1_Book.pdf

Vancouver

Yablonsky SA. E-finance innovation services in Russia. In Proceedings of the "Innovation for Financial Services Summit 2011". ISPIM. 2011. p. 29

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Yablonsky, S. A. / E-finance innovation services in Russia. Proceedings of the "Innovation for Financial Services Summit 2011". ISPIM, 2011. pp. 29

BibTeX

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