Euroclear has already drawn a line in the sand, saying they would sue the EC if it tries to steal Russian assets. The bankers understand the implications of doing that perfectly well. They know this would set a precedent that would trigger a catastrophic bank run. Every client in Asia and the Middle East, seeing their assets are no longer safe, would pull their funds overnight.
And that’s just the start. They’d then be dragged into courts outside the cozy confines of the West, like Hong Kong, where they actually operate and have assets to lose. It would be an act of financial self-immolation that would torch the EU’s standing as a safe financial jurisdiction.
So they are really just intending to forcibly borrow the russian assets and will pay them back later, but only if the russians stop the war and agree to pay reparations. Interesting, i wasnt aware of this mechanism.
the term you’re looking for is steal
Agreed. I’m not sure why the Russians have been openly questioning the integrity of the EU Wallet Inspector who will be in charge of this matter either. He hasn’t returned my wallet yet, but I have the utmost confidence in the proceedings and see no reason why anyone else shouldn’t as well.
Of course they are questioning the process, but you know what could prevent this entire process? Just stopping their offensive war…
You should finish reading the article past the first paragraphs you scanned prior to coming here to bug me


