VILNIUS, Lithuania—The USAID/World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) Credit for Agriculture Producers (CAP) Project last week helped representatives of Ukraine’s credit union sector prepare to implement the country’s new credit union law by leading them on a study tour to learn the best practices of Lithuanian credit union operations, regulation and supervision.
The Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament) is looking to introduce a windfall tax on banks as a result of excessive profits in the banking sector. NV examines why Ukrainian banks have made record profits during the war.
Shevki Ajuner, the head of the Supervisory Board of Sense Bank (formerly Alfa Bank), told in an interview with NV Business on Oct. 30 how the bank, which previously belonged to Russian oligarchs, is making money now, how new top managers are being selected, and about possible lawsuits with former owners and future privatization.
The nationalized Sense Bank should be put up for sale for further privatization as soon as the security situation in the country improves, this opinion was expressed by Head of the Department of Macroeconomic Research of ICU Group Vitaliy Vavryschuk at the discussion “The banking sector of Ukraine during the war: is it enough stability?"
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