Customers of Ukrainian commercial bank Arkada protest near the office of President Volodymyr Zelensky on July 6, 2020. The National Bank of Ukraine declared Arkada insolvent on Aug. 25 due to alleged financial fraud, and these people — its depositors — demand the government to resume work of the bank.

Ukrainian commercial bank Arkada was declared insolvent on Aug. 25 by the National Bank of Ukraine, and on the following day, the Deposit Guarantee Fund announced a tender to sell the bankrupt bank’s property.

Following the central bank’s statement, the fund took over Arkada’s head office to liquidate the controversial bank from the market. The bank was declared insolvent due to a decrease in the capital ratio to less than one third of the minimum established level.

Source: www.kyivpost.com

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