Money for Ukraine: Frozen Assets of the Russian Federation May Be Transferred From Euroclear and Other Depositaries to EU Administration
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The EU wants to take over the risks associated with the Russian Federation ' s frozen assets for use in Ukraine ' s interests
The European Union can use a regulation to withdraw Russia's assets from Euroclear in Brussels and manage them itself. For Belgium, this would eliminate any risk of billion-dollar claims from Moscow. This is stated in 'The Russian Transfer', a proposal to move the thorny issue forward. Not everyone sees merit in the idea.
Frozen sovereign assets of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation are proposed to be withdrawn from the jurisdictions of individual states and accumulated in a special instrument of Europe
It is proposed to transfer frozen Russian assets from the jurisdiction of certain countries (in particular Belgium) to a special instrument of the European Union, which will eliminate the risks of potential lawsuits from the Russian Federation for the Euroclear depository.
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