The EU wants to transfer frozen assets of the Russian Federation to a more risky investment fund in order to earn more

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11:46; 19 June 2025 year
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The European Union is exploring the possibility of transferring frozen Russian assets (about $200 billion) from the Euroclear depository to a new, more risky investment fund at higher interest rates. This is reported by Politico with reference to European officials.

The funds are planned to be transferred to a "specialized organization" established under the auspices of the EU. According to the plan, this will make it possible to get more profit and send it to help Ukraine.