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Who controls the state's billions on supervisory boards? 🤔
After Andriy Yermak’s resignation and the “Midas” case, a “reset” of the supervisory boards of strategic state companies began.
So colleagues from the Chesno Movement analyzed who today controls state assets worth hundreds of billions of hryvnias and how independent the supervisory boards really are.
It turned out that the same people are reappearing on different state company boards, and some are connected to the authorities.
Among them are former Yermak adviser Serhiy Leshchenko, Presidential adviser Vladyslav Vlasiuk, and Roza Tapanova, who sits on the supervisory boards of Oschadbank and Ukrnafta and publicly paid part of Yermak’s bail.
Read the details in the Chesno Movement’s piece
