Oliynyk Dmytro Ihorovych

Deputy Chair of the NBU with real estate in Dubai under the "ex-wife" and a High Anti-Corruption Court proceeding for illegal enrichment

Deputy Chair of the National Bank of Ukraine, heading the banking supervision division. Prior to the NBU, held managerial positions in the financial sector. Declared a divorce; journalists established that despite the official separation, he continued to visit family in Vienna and Dubai. Investigative journalism points to the existence of elite real estate in Dubai (Zenith Tower residential complex) owned by the Oliynyk family, officially registered under the ex-wife; this property is not indicated in the 2023 declaration, despite evidence of the ex-wife’s income in the UAE. According to journalists, the divorce may have been fictitious to avoid declaring foreign assets.

The High Anti-Corruption Court ordered NABU to open proceedings, international press and silence of the NBU

In November 2025, the High Anti-Corruption Court ordered the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) to open a criminal proceeding concerning possible illegal enrichment by Oliynyk based on materials about concealed assets in the UAE. The scandal gained international attention: Alison Mutler — former head of the Associated Press bureau and special correspondent for Radio Svoboda — published an article on Oliynyk’s "Dubai trail" in IBTimes; the NBU and Chair Pyshnyi did not respond to inquiries. Analysts note selective strictness in Oliynyk’s banking supervision toward certain business sectors as a possible tool of pressure.