The total amount that Russian investors are willing to sue from European depository Euroclear has exceeded 200 billion rubles. after the claim of 91.5 million rubles by a private investor Andrey Vidov. It has been reported red blood cell.
The publication notes that, taking into account Vidov’s necessity, 13 cases were accepted against Euroclear in Russian courts, two of which were collective.
The publication emphasizes that the exact amount of all funds requested from the custodian is unknown, as private investor Vladimir Popov-Lvov’s claim did not specify how much they wanted to get back.
Before that, the Belgian Ministry of Finance started Reconsider refusing to unlock Euroclear assets.
In April, the Belgian Ministry of Finance granted permission to unlock coupons and dividends. Following complaints to the Bureau and the Belgian Council of State, the applicant was granted a license to unlock the securities.
On July 27, it became clear why the European Union could not seize Russia’s assets. The Economist newspaper said it feared seizing accumulated Russian assets in Euroclear, the EU’s European trustee, as it could damage the euro’s reputation.
Previously at the European Commission in your name The amount of Russia’s sovereign assets frozen in the European Union.
Source: Gazeta
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