Austrians Demand 174 Million Euros for Expropriation of Slovenian Sberbank
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The Austrian Mesofa Vermögensverwaltungs, which until 2023 was called Sberbank Europe and was owned by the Russian state bank Sberbank, sued the institutions of the European Union for taking over the Slovenian Sberbank. From the European Commission, the European Central Bank, the European Parliament, the Council of the EU and the Single Board for Rehabilitation, it is asking a total of around 173.4 million euros...
According to Dnevnik, the Austrian company Mesofa, which was called Sberbank Europe until its renaming, recently filed a lawsuit against the European Commission, the ECB and several other EU bodies, demanding 174 million euros in damages for the expropriation of the Slovenian Sberbank. The owner of the Slovenian branch of Sberbank became NLB.
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Due to the expropriation of the Slovenian Sberbank, the Austrian Mesofa, which was called Sberbank Europe until the renaming, recently filed a damages lawsuit against the European Commission, the ECB and several other EU bodies, demanding approximately 174 million in damages. Nova Ljubljanska banka became the owner of the Slovenian branch of Sberbank for approximately five million euros.
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