Irina Mudraya became a member of the competition commission for the selection of independent members of the supervisory boards of state banks as a representative of the president.
The Deputy Head of the Office of the President (OP) Irina Mudraya joined the competition commission for the selection of independent members of the supervisory boards of state banks as a representative of the President, replacing the Deputy Head of the OP Rostislav Shurma. People’s Deputy Alexey Goncharenko announced this on Telegram on Tuesday, November 5.
“At the same time, Rostislav Shurma was removed from the commission,” the parliamentarian wrote.
The then deputy head of the OP, Shurma, joined the commission at the end of January 2022, but at the beginning of September 2024 he was removed from the Office of the President, while Mudraya became the deputy head of the OP at the end of March this year, leaving the post of Deputy Minister of Justice.
We remind you that there are seven state banks in Ukraine: PrivatBank, Oschadbank, Ukreximbank, Ukrgasbank, Sense Bank, First Investment Bank and Motor-Bank. Their share in total assets on August 1, 2024 was 55.8%, with plans to reduce it below the 25% previously declared.
Updated in October following the 5th review of the EFF’s extended financing program with the International Monetary Fund, it said that the Ministry of Finance, due to uncertainty in the sales process Sense Bank, will form a supervisory board of the financial institution, which will be fully functional.
Current board of directors Sense Bank consisting of five members and headed by the former head of the EBRD representative office in Ukraine, Şevki Acuner, was formed upon its nationalization in July 2023. It has three independent members, whereas, according to the law on banks and banking activities , the supervisory board of a state bank must consist of nine members, six of whom are independent, and three state representing the president, the Cabinet of Ministers and the Verkhovna Rada.
Let’s recall that on September 19, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a law on the details of the sale of blocks of state-owned shares in the authorized capital of banks. Now it is possible to sell part of the shares of state banks.
Source: korrespondent
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