Ukraine’s central bank orders transparency for non-bank sector

Non-banks must disclose all beneficial owners to NBU and reform ownership or face losing licences

The National Bank of Ukraine
The National Bank of Ukraine
Oksana Parafeniuk

Ukraine’s central bank has passed a wide-ranging regulatory order allowing it to force non-bank financial institutions to increase their transparency.

The National Bank of Ukraine published the order on April 16, two days after it was passed by a board vote. It instructs all non-bank financial institutions, except credit unions, to disclose their owners within two months.

An NBU statement details what kinds of arrangements it intends to reform, and orders that all non-banks that it judges to

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