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Russian central bank says it has returned a significant share of frozen assets
Bank of Russia Governor Elvira Nabiullina told Russia’s State Duma that a significant share of frozen assets had been returned to investors.
She said the bank used several methods, including replacement bonds, but gave no further details.
The assets remain a focus for the central bank, which says it is continuing its work.
Nabiullina described the subject as sensitive.
She also stressed that minority shareholders’ rights need protection.
She said individual investors make up most of Russia’s capital market, so their investments must be safeguarded.
The bank says it will continue working to return assets, but it has not set out specific next steps.
Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said a significant portion of frozen assets had been returned to investors.
She said the bank had used various methods, including replacement bonds.
Nabiullina told the State Duma that frozen assets remain a focus for the regulator.
She did not provide details, citing the sensitivity of the subject.
She also stressed the importance of protecting minority shareholders and individual investors.
- Who
- Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina.
- What
- She said a significant portion of frozen assets had been returned to investors through various means.
- When
- November 9, 2026.
- Where
- The State Duma in Moscow.
- Why
- The Central Bank is working to return frozen assets to investors and protect their rights. Nabiullina did not give further details.
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- Speaker
- Elvira Nabiullina, Russian Central Bank governor
- Reported date
- November 9, 2026
- Reported venue
- State Duma, Moscow
- Share returned
- A significant portion; no figure disclosed
- Method mentioned
- Replacement bonds, among other means
What people are saying
The issue of frozen assets remains a focus for us.
We managed to return a significant portion of assets to our investors through various means (such as replacement bonds, etc.).
We are working on this continuously and will continue to do so,