Moscow Court Rejects Euroclear's Appeal on Frozen Assets Case

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A Moscow court has dismissed Euroclear's appeal regarding frozen assets.
The ruling requires Euroclear to pay 18.2 trillion rubles (approximately 233 billion dollars) in compensation to the Central Bank of Russia.
This decision follows prior legal challenges surrounding the management of frozen funds.
The appeal was rejected by the court on Thursday.
Russian media reported on the court's ruling in detail.

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Ρωσικά ΜΜΕ: Δικαστήριο της Μόσχας απέρριψε την έφεση της Euroclear στην υπόθεση παγωμένων περιουσιακών στοιχείωνNaftemporiki · 6 days ago

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A Moscow court has dismissed Euroclear's appeal regarding frozen assets.
The ruling requires Euroclear to pay 18.2 trillion rubles (approximately 233 billion dollars) in compensation to the Central Bank of Russia.
This decision follows prior legal challenges surrounding the management of frozen funds.
The appeal was rejected by the court on Thursday.
Russian media reported on the court's ruling in detail.

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