Хөрөнгө оруулагчид Оросын царцаасан хөрөнгийн асуудлаар ЕХ-ны хууль дээдлэх зарчимд эргэлзэж байна

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Euroclear-ийн тэргүүн Валери Урбэний хэлснээр Оросын хөрөнгийг ашиглах тухай хэлэлцүүлэг Европын санхүүгийн тогтолцооны нэр хүндэд эрсдэл учруулж болзошгүй.

Урбэн Le Soir сонинд ярилцлага өгөхдөө хөрөнгө оруулагчид өнгөрсөн жилийн хэлэлцүүлгийг анхааралтай ажиглаж, Европ хууль дээдлэх зарчмыг сахиж чадах эсэхэд эргэлзэж байгааг дурджээ. Оросын хөрөнгийг ЕХ эсвэл тусгайлан байгуулсан бүтцэд шилжүүлэх тухай яриа Европоос хадгаламж гадагшлахад хүргэж болзошгүй гэж тэр үзэж байна.

Түүний хэлснээр хөрөнгө оруулагчид хууль тогтоомжийн урьдчилан таамаглах боломж, өмчийн хамгаалалт, хууль зүйн хэм хэмжээг дагаж мөрддөгт нь итгэн Европын зах зээлд хөрөнгө оруулдаг. Энэ итгэл алдагдах нь батлан хамгаалах, дижитал шилжилт болон хүн амын насжилтын асуудлыг шийдвэрлэхэд хөрөнгө оруулалт шаардлагатай байгаа үед эрсдэлтэй гэж Урбэн нэмж хэлжээ.

Бельгид төвтэй Euroclear-д Оросын төрийн 200 орчим тэрбум еврогийн царцаасан хөрөнгө хадгалагдаж байна. ЕХ эдгээр хөрөнгийг Украйныг санхүүжүүлэхэд ашиглах хувилбаруудыг судалж байгаа ч Бельги эсэргүүцэж, хууль зүйн болон санхүүгийн эрсдэлийн талаар анхааруулжээ. ОХУ хөрөнгийг царцаасан нь өмчийн эрхийг зөрчсөн гэж мэдэгдсэн бөгөөд ОХУ-ын Төв банк Euroclear-ээс хохирол нэхэмжилж шүүхэд хандсан; мөн Оросын шүүхийн шийдвэрийг гадаадад биелүүлэхэд саад болж буй зарим хязгаарлалтыг ЕХ-ны Шүүхэд маргаж байна.

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Investors Doubt EU’s Commitment to Rule of Law Over Frozen Russian Assets – Euroclear CEO

Investors Doubt EU’s Commitment to Rule of Law Over Frozen Russian Assets – Euroclear CEO

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International investors doubt the ability of the European Union to uphold the rule of law, given the push to use frozen Russian state assets, Valerie Urbain, CEO of the Belgium-based Euroclear depository, said.

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“During my travels, I notice that many investors followed last year’s discussions and now wonder whether Europe is still capable of upholding the rule of law,” Urbain told Le Soir newspaper. Urbain believes that the discussion of a possible transfer of Russian assets to the EU or a specially created structure poses a threat to the reputation of the European financial system and could lead to an outflow of deposits from Europe. International investors continue to trust European markets due to legislation predictability, property protection and adherence to legal norms, Urbain said. The loss of this trust is dangerous at a time when Europe needs investment in defense, digital transformation and addressing the issue of an aging population, she added. The Belgium-based Euroclear depository holds about 200 billion euros ($221 billion) in frozen Russian sovereign assets. The EU has been exploring options for seizing these assets to finance Ukraine despite objections from Belgium and warnings about legal and financial risks. Russia has said that the freezing of the assets violates its property rights. The Bank of Russia has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear seeking damages and is also challenging in the Court of Justice of the EU certain restrictions that hinder the enforcement of Russian court judgments abroad.

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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – International investors doubt the ability of the European Union to uphold the rule of law, given the push to use frozen Russian state assets, Valerie Urbain, CEO of the Belgium-based Euroclear depository, said.

“During my travels, I notice that many investors followed last year’s discussions and now wonder whether Europe is still capable of upholding the rule of law,” Urbain told Le Soir newspaper.

Urbain believes that the discussion of a possible transfer of Russian assets to the EU or a specially created structure poses a threat to the reputation of the European financial system and could lead to an outflow of deposits from Europe.

International investors continue to trust European markets due to legislation predictability, property protection and adherence to legal norms, Urbain said. The loss of this trust is dangerous at a time when Europe needs investment in defense, digital transformation and addressing the issue of an aging population, she added.

The Belgium-based Euroclear depository holds about 200 billion euros ($221 billion) in frozen Russian sovereign assets. The EU has been exploring options for seizing these assets to finance Ukraine despite objections from Belgium and warnings about legal and financial risks.
Russia has said that the freezing of the assets violates its property rights. The Bank of Russia has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear seeking damages and is also challenging in the Court of Justice of the EU certain restrictions that hinder the enforcement of Russian court judgments abroad.

Belgium Will Not Yield to EU on Russian Assets, Even If Government Changes – Reports

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