Association of Ukrainian banks allow inflation in connection with the adoption of the Verkhovna Rada of the law requiring the National Bank to transfer 9.8 billion UAH to the state budget for training facilities for the Euro 2012 football championship. This is stated in the message AUB.
According to the Association of Ukrainian banks from the adoption of the law will increase the crisis in the economy, the banking system, increase inflationary pressures on the population, will increase the vulnerability of the depositors of banks, - the report says.
AUB also notes that the banking community, as well as all citizens of Ukraine - an advocate of Ukraine in the finals of the European Football Championship in 2012.
However, in its view, should not be allowed to finance preparations for Euro 2012 has cost nekontrolirovannogo rising inflation, further weakening the banking system and the impoverishment of society.
With the enactment of this Act, according to the association, repealed the rule on mandatory annual transfer of excess revenues estimated NBU (at 25% but not less than 1 billion hryvnia) to replenish the fund to guarantee the deposits of individuals, the capitalization of banks and the State mortgage institutions, which stops the rapid build-up of the fund.
reports, July 1, Rada mandated list NBU 9.8 billion UAH to the state budget for training facilities for the Euro 2012 football championship.
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