Sberbank said that it would not tolerate aggressive action against a subsidiary of
Sberbank expects to leave the Ukrainian market in accordance with applicable law and will be considered aggressive actions against subsidiaries as intentional harm to the interests of the Ukrainian clients and the state of Ukraine.
This is stated in the Bank statement, UNIAN reports.
Sberbank reminded that on March 27 announced the conclusion of the contract on the sale of subsidiaries in Ukraine, the consortium of foreign investors.
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“We hope that the process of transition asset of Sberbank in Ukraine in a consortium of new owners will be in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine and under international law,” — noted in a statement.
The Bank added that after the signing by Ukraine of the Memorandum with the International monetary Fund and the Bank’s decision on voluntary withdrawal from the market he would consider any aggressive actions against subsidiaries as intentional harm to the interests of the Ukrainian clients and the state of Ukraine.
“With new shareholders the Bank will continue its development in Ukraine, fulfilling all obligations to customers and maintaining a high quality of service”, — said in a statement.
We will remind, “Sberbank of Russia” has lost the subsidiaries “Sberbank Leasing Ukraine”. The Bank noted that on March 20 has been registered the change of company owners, so it no longer is part of the “Sberbank of Russia”.
Previously the Russian “Sberbank” has announced the sale of all shares of the Ukrainian subsidiary Bank. Ukrainian “Sberbank” buying a consortium of investors, which will include the Latvian Norvik Banka and Belarusian private company. The main shareholder of the Bank of Latvia – the citizen of great Britain Grigory Guselnikov, his partner in the purchase and the majority shareholder will also be a UK citizen, said Gutseriev.