Ukraine’s Government Removes Sense Bank Chairman Amid Anti-Corruption Probe
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Wed, 19 August 2026
1 report- Kyiv Post (Ukraine)23:33first to report
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi announced Wednesday, Aug. 19, that the government removed the chairman of state-owned Sense Bank’s supervisory board, seeking to oust its CEO next. The decision follows a NABU investigation that claimed bank officials helped launder HR. 150 million (roughly $3.3 million) to post bail for a suspect in an earlier corruption case.
Thu, 20 August 2026
1 report- Kyiv Post (Ukraine)16:43
NBU will interview Sense Bank chief Oleksiy Stupak on Aug. 26 over his professional fitness and has opened a separate probe into the collective suitability of the bank's entire supervisory board. Governor Andriy Pyshny cited a hidden management structure predating the bank's 2023 nationalization, capping a week that saw the Cabinet remove the board's chairman amid a NABU bail-laundering probe.