The EU Has Found a New Way to Recover Russia's Frozen Assets.
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Move the account with the Russian assets immobilized in the EU outside the Belgian Euroclear and transfer them to a European vehicle. It is one of the various hypotheses on which the Commission is carrying out technical-legal assessments still only preliminary. (ANSA)
European Union authorities are considering an option under which frozen Russian assets could be removed from Belgian jurisdiction to be transferred under the management of an EU entity specially created for this purpose, reports the...
European politicians plan to move Russia's sovereign funds from the Belgian depositary Euroclear to a specially created structure for unhindered financing Kiev. The initiative aims to overcome Brussels's objections to the use of this money, transmits RIA News with reference to Euroactiv. "One of the plans is to remove Belgium's fears by transferring assets from Euroclear to a new legal structure," notes the publication. This idea is being active…
It is proposed that Russian sovereign assets frozen in the European Union be removed from the Euroclear depository in Belgium and transferred to a special European legal structure.
The European Union is working on a scheme whereby frozen Russian assets could escape Belgian jurisdiction and be administered by a separate block set up for this entity, as described by the Euroactiv portal.
In the European Union, it was proposed that frozen Russian sovereign assets be withdrawn from the Belgian depositary Euroclear and transferred to the new European legal... ~ 02.09.2026, PRIM
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