Investors with portfolios of up to 100 thousand rubles will be able to exchange assets that were voluntarily frozen in the first place. This was stated by the First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank Vladimir Chistyukhin, quoting his words. TASS.
“Together with the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, we give priority to individual investors,” said a representative of the Central Bank of Russia, on the sidelines of the “10 Years of the Mega-Regulator: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow” conference.
According to him, it was originally planned to cover investors with portfolios up to 100 thousand rubles.
Chistyukhin added that the asset swap process could be at a premium, as the Central Bank sees justifications for it.
At the same time, the first vice president of the financial regulator also concluded that it is not yet clear which type of paper will not be frozen and which accounts will be used.
Anton Siluanov, Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation in April declarationThere is no quick fix to unlock the Russian Federation’s assets abroad. According to the minister, the government continues to work to unfreeze Russian assets abroad, while frozen assets belonging to representatives of unfriendly countries remain in Russia.
Formerly Siluanov sure In financial support of all decisions planned for 2023.