The Central Bank of Russia removed microcredit company Zanimatelnye Finansy LLC from the state register of microfinance organisations, citing repeated violations of federal laws, including in consumer lending, and breaches of Bank of Russia regulations after multiple supervisory measures over the past 12 months. The regulator pointed to unreliable reporting in 2024, including understated maximum debt service-to-income ratios for borrowers, alongside consumer loans issued at interest rates above the maximum permitted level. It also cited charging higher fines on overdue loans and hard-selling additional services when issuing new loans. The understated DSTI ratios enabled lending to heavily indebted individuals, and the share of such loans at the company was among the highest in the microfinance market.