DIA: Crimean borrowers have the opportunity to pay with Ukrainian banks due to legal conflicts
The procedure for the return of Crimean borrowers of loans made in Ukrainian banks, constitutes a legal problem, to resolve it you need an interstate agreement, said Deputy General Director of the Agency for Deposit insurance (DIA) Andrey Melnikov on the Crimean business forum in Yalta.
" Until then, until there be a Treaty between States, this issue and will issue a separate people " - quoted Melnikova TASS. Deputy head DIA reminded that the Fund for the protection of depositors (subsidiary DIA) is managing property Privat and peoples in Crimea. The Fund was transferred rights and claims for credits, but he is as long as any action to collect debts not taken, said Melnikov." We believe that we do not have to do this as long as no legal grounds. Currently, borrowers are in a very difficult moral condition, because they are pressured on the one hand, they are under pressure from the reverse side. If people conventionally calculated with a Russian Bank, when it crosses the border with Ukraine - there he owed, he was blacklisted and his property will be arrested, " he summed up Melnikov. In his opinion, the resolution of this issue is the subject matter of the agreements at the state level. At the time of the annexation of Crimea to Russia on the Peninsula acted about 80 credit institutions with the Ukrainian license, PrivatBank and Oschadbank is the largest of them. We emphasize that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation from April ceased operations departments of a number of Ukrainian credit institutions on the area of the Crimea and Sevastopol, And among them one of the largest credit institutions of Ukraine PrivatBank, all-Ukrainian joint stock Bank " Kyivska Rus " Bank and IMEXBANK. In may, the CBR decided to stop the activities of the fifteen departments of the Ukrainian credit institutions in the Crimea and Sevastopol. And in June and July, the CBR announced the termination of activity of structural divisions of 19 Ukrainian credit institutions.
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