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entrepreneur and former Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Council deputy Roman Mulyk, deputy head of the All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council and co-owner of several agricultural enterprises Oleh Tarasov, former head of the youth organization of the UDAR party in Zakarpattia region Anatoliy Kostiukh, Zelensky's representative in constituency No. 13 of Vinnytsia region in the presidential election Yevhen Brahar, and expert of the Better Regulation Delivery Office Vitaliy Bezgin.
The ninth ten on the party list includes President of the National Fencing Federation of Ukraine Vadim Gutzeit, co-owner of Persha Miasna Khata Ltd (Rivne region) Oleksandr Saliychuk, Roman Karbadzhak, entrepreneur from Donetsk region Ella Repina, chairman of the board of the Center for the Protection of the Rights of the Holosiyevo Community Arseniy Pushkarenko, deputy chairman of the Ukrainian Agrarian Association Marian Zablotsky, director of the Kolo public organization Andriy Klochko, head of the Donetsk regional youth organization "Youth Initiative of Cities" Yulia Ovchynnikova, head of the law department at Kyiv National Linguistic University and expert of the Zelensky team on the introduction of e-government Oleksandr Merezhko, and head of the Playmate Ukraine enterprise with foreign investment (gambling, cultural activities and sports, recreation and entertainment) Ihor Cherniukh.
The last ten candidates on the party list are owner of several agricultural enterprises in Kyiv region Oleksiy Ustenko, Zaporizhia businessman Oleksandr Kabanov, the president's representative in the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, Fedir Venislavsky, executive director of the Kyiv office of the All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS Lada Bulakh, Lviv entrepreneur and former Lviv City Council deputy Yevhen Petruniak, media expert Oleksandr Marikovsky, Head of the Ukrainian Internet Association Oleksandr Fediyenko, First Deputy Director of the ProZorro.Sale State Enterprise Andriy Motovylovets, Hanna Kolesnik, activist and blogger from Crimea, associate of the leader of the Movement of New Forces of Mikheil Saakashvili Liza Bohutska, who is No. 100 on the list.
2.1 Kolomoisky looted $8bn not $5.5bn from Privatbank, suffered from bank run following a court denationalisation decision
The state controlled Privatbank suffered a bank run worth $300mn, or 5% of its total deposits, following two court decisions in May to undo the 2016 nationalisation of the troubled bank and return it to its former owners.
“I won!” was the gleeful reaction by Ukrainian oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky to the news that a Kyiv court ruled that the 2016 nationalisation of his PrivatBank was illegal on April 18.
Separately, the bank’s new management and former governor of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) Valaria Gontareva told bne IntelliNews in separate interviews that the former owners looted just under $8bn from the bank – more than the $5.5bn that has previously been reported.
The bank run occurred after a Kyiv court ruled that the NBU failed to prove the existence of a basis for qualifying PJSC CB PrivatBank as insolvent. Another court decision ruled that the letters signed by Kolomoisky promising to recapitalise the bank were also illegal and non-binding.
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