The National Bank of Ukraine was given the opportunity, by court decision, to complete the forced sale of the property of PJSC Kyiv Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant outside the bankruptcy procedure.
The court finally confirmed the right of the National Bank to forcibly sell the property of PJSC Kyiv Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant outside the bankruptcy procedure, the press service of the NBU reports.
“The National Bank of Ukraine was given the opportunity, by a court decision, to complete the forced sale of the property of PJSC Kyiv Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant outside the bankruptcy procedure. This became possible thanks to the decision of the Northern Economic Court of Appeal, which on March 15, 2023 upheld the decision of the City Economic Court on October 3, 2022”, – said the message.
The National Bank reminds that OJSC Kyiv Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant is a property guarantor for the obligations of the Finance and Credit Bank to the National Bank for the total amount of more than UAH 4 billion. In 2009-2010, the plant entered into mortgage and pledge agreements with the National Bank to ensure the fulfillment of obligations under refinancing loans granted to the bank.
“On September 17, 2015, the National Bank of Ukraine decided to classify Finance and Credit Bank as insolvent. At the time of this decision, the bank’s shareholder was Konstantin Zhevago, who indirectly owned a stake of 97.67% of shares,” the National Bank reports.
Recall that at the end of December, Zhevago was arrested in France at the request of Ukraine.
In 2019, the State Bureau of Investigation of Ukraine placed the businessman on the national wanted list, and in 2021 – on the international. He is suspected of embezzling $113 million from the Finance and Credit Bank.
The media reported that a French court had released Zhevago on bail.
The court arrested the helicopter of former People’s Deputy Zhevago
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Source: korrespondent
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