The Deposit Guarantee Fund revokes the banking licenses and initiates liquidation proceedings for the Ukrainian Professional Bank (UPB) and the National Credit Bank.
Liquidation of these financial institutions is reportedly the least costly way to remove these insolvent banks from the market. The Fund's press service noted that payments to depositors of UPB Bank and National Credit Bank have been suspended since August 25. Payments will resume within seven days after the NBU decides to liquidate these financial institutions.
It was previously reported that the NBU classified National Credit Bank as insolvent on June 5, 2015. The regulator explained its decision by citing the financial institution's management's failure to improve asset quality and increase the bank's liquidity. The NBU also found the financial institution guilty of systemic violations of the law.
In turn, a temporary administration was introduced at National Credit Bank on June 8, 2015.
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