Central Bank Demands Sense Bank CEO's Dismissal Amid Corruption Probe, Ministry Disagrees
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The President of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andrei Pushny, demanded the dismissal of the head of the Sens Bank, Andrei Stupak, after a questionable pledge for former Minister of Energy, Herman Galushchenko. The management of the financial regulator found the top manager to be professionally unsuitable, transmitting to RIA News. "The committee of the NIB unanimously decided yesterday, in the presence of Mr. Stupak, to recognize the chairman of…
Sense Bank Stupak appointed 15 million UAH collateral VAKS appointed <p>Oleksiy Stupak 15 million UAH in legalization case 150 million UAH. The NBU demands to terminate his powers.</p>
The NBU decided that the Chairman of the Board of “Sense Bank” Alexei Stupak did not comply with the qualification requirements for professional suitability.
NBU Rules Sense Bank CEO Stupak Fails to Meet Fit-and-Proper Requirements
Ukraine’s central bank ruled that Sense Bank Management Board chair Oleksii Stupak does not meet professional suitability requirements and demanded his dismissal, citing governance and transparency concerns.
VAKS did not take into custody the head of “Sense Bank” Alexei Stupak, but set him a pledge of 15 million UAH and set a number of procedural restrictions. VAX's record of 15 million UAH pledged to the head of “Sense Bank” Stupak will first appear on Ukrainian Mirror.
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