As Russian companies pay out an estimated 875 billion rubles ($15 billion) in dividends this year through July, some asset managers think foreigners are set to take the money and run. A 14 percent gain in dollar terms has put Russia among the 10 best-performing markets after the worlds’ worst drop in 2014. And the Micex Index’s 4.5 percent dividend yield is the highest among the biggest emerging-market benchmarks. While those may look like reasons to be bullish, GL Financial Group and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc are among those predicting that slumping oil prices and a worsening economic outlook will prompt shareholders to cash out after they’re paid. “The dividend season could serve as an opportunity for investors to exit Russian shares,” Sergey Vakhrameev, a money manager at GL Financial, which oversees about $100 million in assets, said by phone from Zurich. “The majority of foreign investors […]