Despite the fact that the Central Bank insists on bankruptcy of Yugra Bank as the only possible scenario, the Union of Russian Investors is confident that there is a more optimistic scenario. Moreover, it was worked out taking into account the benefits of both clients of the bank that remained without a license, and its shareholders, as well as the regulator. "To date, there is, in fact, the only adequate option that would suit all parties, including the Central Bank. This is after all the consideration by the Central Bank of the financial recovery plan of Ugra, which was proposed by the owner, "says the head of the Depositors' Union Nikolai Nikolaev. In particular, this plan assumes full compensation to the state of all DIA funds paid. This is a huge sum: 172.5 billion rubles. - it was in so much the treasury cost this insurance event, which became the largest in the history of Russia. Otherwise, this money will remain in the country's loss graph. This is plus to those 23 trillion rubles. , which, according to the estimates of economist Sergei Glazyev, the Russian Federation lost due to the current policy of the regulator. At the same time bankruptcy of the bank does not solve the problems of depositors-surrogates and legal entities. Practice shows that creditors of the third stage in such cases return only 3% of the lost funds. Taking into account the statistics provided by the Central Bank itself, creditors of bankrupt banks can simply say goodbye to the money on their accounts. While the owners of "Yugra" guarantee a full refund, stressed Nikolaev. Earlier, for the same circumstance, the Union of Depositors indicated in an open letter to the State Duma, published at the end of July. The deputies were asked to complete the parliamentary investigation and make their verdict about the actions of the regulator in relation to "Ugra". This spring in the State Duma a round table devoted to this topic already took place. However, representatives of the Central Bank did not appear at it, although they received an official invitation. Insist the same parliamentarians could not: in the current state system, the Central Bank stands alone, it is not controlled by any state authority. As the professor of Moscow State Institute of International Relations Valentin Katasonov noted, this "state outside the state". The Central Bank of Russia revoked the license from PJSC Bank Yugra on July 28, 2017.

The owners of the bank challenged the decision of the Central Bank in the Arbitration Court.

The trials are still going on. The next court session on the case of bankruptcy "Ugra" is scheduled for August 9, 2018. At the same time, investors do not give up hope that the regulator will listen to the arguments of the bank's shareholders and agree to a recovery plan that will not only return all money to customers of the credit organization, but every penny spent on payments from the state budget.