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9 October 2015

The National Bank Of Ukraine Adopted A Regulation On Implementation Of Sanctions

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On 1 October 2015 the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) adopted Regulation No. 654 "On ensuring implementation and monitoring of effectiveness of the personal special economic and other restrictive measures (sanctions)". The Regulation is effective from 2 October 2015.
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On 1 October 2015 the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) adopted Regulation No. 654 "On ensuring implementation and monitoring of effectiveness of the personal special economic and other restrictive measures (sanctions)". The Regulation is effective from 2 October 2015. 

The Regulation relates to the individuals and companies listed in the annexes to decision of the National Defense and Security Council of Ukraine dated 2 September 2015 to which the following sanctions are applicable:

  • blocking of the assets;
  • suspension of financial operations and financial obligations; and
  • prevention of  transfer of funds from Ukraine.

The NBU ordered the Ukrainian banks, among others, to:

  • provide (by 5 November 2015 and following this date - on a monthly basis) the NBU with information on bank accounts opened by sanctioned persons, balances on such accounts and attempts to carry out the transactions;
  • refrain from business relations with particular sanctioned persons;
  • suspend financial operations and performance of financial obligations; and
  • freeze funds on the accounts of the sanctioned persons. 

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ARTICLE
9 October 2015

The National Bank Of Ukraine Adopted A Regulation On Implementation Of Sanctions

Ukraine Finance and Banking
Contributor
Sayenko Kharenko logo
Sayenko Kharenko enjoys a global reputation as a leading Ukrainian law firm with an internationally oriented full-service practice. Currently, we are one of the largest law firms in Kyiv, with over 100 lawyers, including 14 partners. The firm specialises in complex cross-border and local matters and regularly handle the largest and most challenging transactions involving Ukraine. Sayenko Kharenko has been named Law firm of the year: Russia, Ukraine and the CIS according to The Lawyer European Awards 2019 and Most Innovative Law Firm for Ukraine by IFLR European Awards 2019.
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