the story with the megabank is that even before the war, he didn't feel very confident. he didn't pass the stress tests well, which means that the bank didn't have enough money to give its customers in case of something. in general, all the funds, even if the bank would have sold all its loans, all its assets, and during the war, unfortunately, such a story happened that kharkiv was the first to be attacked by the russians, and many enterprises, many factories in kharkiv, they simply physically stopped working, and all the more so because they could not to service loans, and that is, the bank, in addition to the fact that it still had problems with capital, it is also said to have lost liquidity, that is, it has less money than it needed right now, and very bad things began from the point of view of counter-banking, from the point of view of bank supervision things called the card file, unfulfilled payment orders, as far as i have seen and communicated with the bank's clients, there were certain problems with the payment of deposits, well, and therefore the national bank

megabank is an exception to the rules. why?ause it was recognized as problematic at the beginning of february. after february 24, no bank was recognized as problematic and according to the national bank they are not going to recognize any bank as problematic until the end of the martial law because of these negative negative moments that arose as a result of full-scale aggression. this means that the depositors of the megabank, natural persons, will most likely be the only ones affected by this full guarantee of the deposits of the hookups in in a good sense - this means that all even large deposits will be returned at the expense of the deposit guarantee fund, which is actually good news for all depositors, that is, even if it suddenly happened that you were a client of this bank and you have a deposit, then you don't have to worry about everything being returned 100% no, not 200,000 as they used to return hryvnias and all 100%. and what is happening in the non-banking financial market, we know that in addition to banks there

of the banks seems to be the first bank since the time of the full-scale invasion to go bankrupt megabankad many branches in the kharkiv region, of course, there is unrest now, all these branches are closed, closed, but what led to the bankruptcy, why this particular bank , why the others, and here there was such a feature in this one the bank that its minority shareholders were international financial institutions. couldn't they somehow support it before capitalizing it? well, look, if they are mining shareholders, then they should capitalize it mineritarily as a majority, that is, the main owner was a ukrainian and this is ukraine. and apparently not was able to find funds to support the bank well, that's why the national bank is forced to withdraw it from the market again, did someone want to kill megabank well, he didn't want to, but what to do with him in such cases, banks are still very it is a shaky thing because it works with other people's money and therefore it needs strict regulation and returning to the first question about the rate we simply see an example where the national

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