Borrowers of banks managed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund have returned more than UAH 1.5 billion in loan debts through restructuring since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. This is reported by FGVFO.
The Fund reported that in April In 2026, banks in liquidation received UAH 17.4 million as part of restructuring programs. In total, since the beginning of 2022, the amount of such repayments has reached UAH 1.509 billion.
The DGF notes that restructuring is increasingly becoming a way for borrowers to settle their debts without additional financial and legal risks. It allows you to agree on a new payment schedule, avoid lengthy litigation and preserve property.
According to the Director of the Bank Liquidation Department of the Deposit Guarantee Fund, Tatyana Startseva, practice shows that agreements between the creditor and the debtor help avoid unnecessary expenses and maintain the stability of financial activities.
The Fund adds that restructuring is becoming an increasingly popular tool among both businesses and borrowers trying to restore financial stability during the war.
Also in April 2026, banks being liquidated under the management of the Deposit Guarantee Fund received UAH 131.9 million. Most of the funds came from the sale of assets of insolvent banks.
