During 2025, insolvent banks managed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund allocated more than UAH 3.7 billion to pay off creditors' claims.
This is stated in the report of the Fund, the Ukrainian News agency reports.
Out of these funds, about UAH 1.5 billion was transferred by MR Bank JSC (formerly Sberbank), which is being liquidated by the Fund, to the state represented by the State Enterprise National Investment Fund of Ukraine as a creditor of the ninth stage.
More than UAH 1.1 billion was received by creditors of the 7th stage (in particular, legal entities that are clients of the bank and are not related to the bank).
In total, as of January 1, 2026, banks in liquidation have satisfied creditors' claims for UAH 74.7 billion, of which about UAH 18.0 billion was repaid to secured creditors, including UAH 16.6 billion to the National Bank of Ukraine.
Creditors' claims of the banks being liquidated by the Deposit Guarantee Fund are satisfied mainly as a result of the sale and management of the assets of these banks. In particular, from loan repayments, income from securities, property lease and other sources.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, according to the decision of the National Security and Defense Council in May 2022, the Fund replaced the "parent" structures of russian banks PJSC Prominvestbank and JSC MR Bank in the register of creditors with the state of Ukraine. This means that the state is now both a 9th stage creditor and a shareholder of these banks.
All in all, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the Deposit Guarantee Fund has transferred to the state shares of subsidiaries of russian state-owned banks in Ukraine for more than UAH 27 billion.
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