*currency exchange only in cash
*exchange rates may be different
in individual branches of the Bank
Commercial rate (for debiting transactions in a currency, which differs from account currency)
FUIB provides payments in the procedure squeeze out (forced redemption of shares)
The Beneficiary of an escrow account (a former shareholder with a block of shares less than 5%), within at least three years from the date, the funds are credited to the escrow account, can receive funds in any FUIB branch all over Ukraine.
Payments are made on weekdays (Monday - Friday) from 9.00 to 17.00.
For this, the Beneficiary:
1. Contacts a FUIB branch.
2. Passes verification, identification on the procedure of financial monitoring within the requirements of NBU
Wherein:
Individual
At a FUIB bank branch signs the «Application for payment of funds from the escrow account» and provides:
Legal entity
At a FUIB bank branch signs the «Application for the payment of funds from the escrow account»
Support
Payment of funds occurs when the beneficiary's personal data are fully matched with his data in the list for payments received from the Joint-Stock Company.
The list for payments may contain non-actual personal data, if previously the Beneficiary, when he was a shareholder, did not apply to the Depository Institution, where an account in securities was opened for him.
The Beneficiary to determine the list of additional documents required to receive payments in FUIB, must know the information about his personal data on his account in securities. To clarify this information from the shareholder register, the Beneficiary has the right to apply to the Joint-Stock Company on the contact details specified in the «Contacts» section.
Cooperation
For cooperation in opening and maintaining escrow accounts, please call:
+38 (050) 250 08 42
+38 (050) 411 68 57
Information for users of payment services provided for the conclusion of an escrow account agreement
Check the start date of payments for the promos (up to the date of commencement of payments, there is no information in the FUIB branch)
