The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market adopted a package of rule-making and licensing decisions, including approving a draft procedure for the disclosure of information on managers' transactions, updating its 2025 rule-making plan and amending an earlier Commission decision. On registration and licensing matters, it confirmed that LLC AMC STRONG CAPITAL and PJSC ALTERA FINANCE meet criteria set out in Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 76, approved updates to NovaPay Credit LLC corporate bond prospectuses (series L, D, E, J and B), and registered issuances and prospectuses for several collective investment vehicles, including ZNVCIF ZENIT INVEST, SANMARK, ATLANT INVEST and TAURUS and the ZPVNIF Mit Invest investment certificates (AMC TASK-INVEST). The Commission also agreed senior officer appointments at INZHUR CAPITAL LLC, AMC PROFIT and AMC LOGOS-CAPITAL and approved a proposed acquisition of a significant participation in SMART BOND.UA LLC. Separately, it supported or approved draft government measures covering Ukraine's engagement with OECD anti-corruption guidelines and proposals for personal sanctions aligned with European Union Council decisions, and updated the list of assets subject to asset-blocking sanctions that includes funds belonging to clients or depositors of FREEDOM FINANCE UKRAINE LLC.
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market 2025-10-31
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market approves draft managers' transaction disclosure procedure and authorizes multiple securities registrations and participant changes
The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market adopted rule-making and licensing decisions, including approving a draft procedure for managers' transaction disclosures and updating its 2025 rule-making plan. It confirmed compliance of LLC AMC STRONG CAPITAL and PJSC ALTERA FINANCE with Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 76, approved updates to NovaPay Credit LLC bond prospectuses, and registered issuances for several investment vehicles. Additionally, it supported draft measures on OECD anti-corruption guidelines and EU-aligned personal sanctions, updating the asset-blocking sanctions list.