In the Cabinet of Ministers, they decided on the fate of the assets of the Ukrainian "daughter" of Sberbank of Russia and Prominvest
"The process has taken more time than we have calculated, because it is necessary to comply with all legal procedures that these decisions are not appealed in the courts by the previous banks of banks," Kudin said. He also added that it was necessary to determine the asset manager. The first version of the law, which was approved in April, stipulated that assets could only be transferred to a separate state -owned enterprise, namely the National Investment Fund.
The Fund was founded last year, but has not yet started operating activities. According to the Deputy Minister of Economy, banks on the balance sheet different assets (financial resources, corporate rights, rights of claims on loans of state -owned enterprises, government bonds), which should be transferred to different structures.
In particular, the funds can be transferred directly to the state budget, and the government bonds return to the Ministry of Finance so that the state does not pay them. Credit requirements can either be written off or transferred to the debtors by state enterprises themselves. Corporate rights can be left in the National Fund of Investment. In order to implement this approach, it was necessary to amend the law on the seizure of property of the Russians.
The Law with the corresponding amendments (No. 7451) was adopted by the Verkhovna Rada at the end of July and signed by the President on August 18. The draft decision to transfer all the assets seized to different end recipients will be presented by the Ministry of Economy at the next government meeting. On February 25, 2022, the NBU withdrew a bank license and liquidated the International Reserve Bank.