MOSCOW, March 29 - RAPSI. The Moscow Commercial Court has postponed until April 9 the prehearing of the lawsuit filed by Global Property Limited (Seychelles) against the antimonopoly regulator's decision allowing Mikhail Prokhorov's Onexim to increase its stake in Renaissance Capital Investments Ltd to 100%, RAPSI reports from the court.

Renaissance Capital Investments Ltd is the holding company of Renaissance Capital investment bank.

The court has postponed the prehearing at the request of the plaintiff, who said they need more time to analyze the documents provided by the Federal Antimonopoly Service. Global Property's lawyer also said the company might withdraw the complaint.

Renaissance Group's founder Stephen Jennings said in November 2012 that he was ceding Renaissance Capital investment bank and an 89% stake in retail bank Renaissance Credit to the company's partner, Prokhorov's Onexim Group. Jennings said he would keep his African business and several other assets.

If Onexim consolidates 100% of Renaissance Capital Investments, it will have indirect control over all the investment banks assets, including commercial bank Interbranch Bank Corporation.

Onexim assured that after completing the transaction it would continue to develop the Renaissance Groups investment and retail business.

Renaissance Group currently has problems with debt servicing.