the majority owner of the all-ukrainian development bank, were placed in the accounts of the state savings bank in fact 50 million . of assets acquired by criminal means, it has now, with the help of state banks, converted it into state military bonds and transferred them, accordingly, directly to the state budget for its own needs defense and why did this happen only now? yanukovych's money has obviously been lying around for a long time, but nothing happened to it. well, in fact, how did you hear what happened because it was multiplied by 250, it seems like four million, it seems like 35 now , that is, you just have to look at the documents in front of you, that is, you can't to say that nothing happened to them, the state managed the language prospectively because, well, significant percentages were generally transferred to the state budget, but this is an opportunity to actually use it directly in the budget through the purchase of e-e military bonds, i.e. in fact, this is direct financing of defense, in general, now arma has it on its accounts. if i remember correctly, about one and three-

bank as all other banks. one for all in the 22nd year of the savings bank was the only one , or their deposits were guaranteed by the state for the full amount , now all banks have such privileges until the end of martial law and three months after its end, but the economic analytical moment is important here banks that are participants in the deposit guarantee system pay monthly a kind of insurance deductions for the functions of which the fund will then follow. in the first two months of summer, oschadbank has already transferred more than 300 million hryvnias to the fund, which is of course bad for the financial result in the bank, but it is good for e-e in the principle of fairness and the same rules of the game for everyone mr. yevgeny, will the depositors of oschadbank feel any changes and what are they at risk or maybe nothing is at risk what are your conclusions about paid losses of savings not at risk nothing now all deposits in all banks are 100% guaranteed. and it will be until the end of the martial law for another six months , then months ago, if it is even three months, it will still be. and this is a full g

state guarantee, specifically for the investments of individuals. mykhailo, i am also asking you about savings. i understand that this is not the only state bank in ukraine , why did one state bank have such advantages , and other state banks did not have this way, historically, state banks were less. the status of oschadbank as such a bank of last hope has always been, and uh, returning to the previous question, it seems to me that the entire banking system is now such a bank of last hope due to a full guarantee, and i would still like the funds that are his account now has more than 8 billion hryvnias. in his past life, a year or two or three ago, the amount of funds was in the region of less than a billion hryvnias . the ministry of finance withdrew funds from there . a significant amount, and this is in the event that one or several banks become not just capable, it is possible, the fund will be ready to pay out funds in full and very quickly , that is, in fact, the form of guaranteeing deposits has become such a fund, the last hopes of an alternative to the imf and not some individual bank and all banks are on equal terms, that sums up th

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