NBU presents results of forensic audit of PrivatBank to Ukrainian prosecutor general
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has presented the results of the forensic audit of PrivatBank (Kyiv) made by Kroll to the main interested persons, including to the Ukrainian prosecutor general, Deputy NBU Governor Kateryna Rozhkova has said.
"The NBU is holding a series of meetings to notify the main stakeholders with the results of the forensic audit. Today, the results have already been submitted to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, international partners and organizations, ambassadors, other partners of public structures, analytical and expert circles," she said at a briefing in Kyiv on Tuesday.
Rozhkova also said that the prosecutor general assured that the results of the forensic audit were taken by the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) in order to carry out criminal proceedings.
"We are confident that the results of the investigation will help bring the case of PrivatBank to the end," she said.
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