In the first ten months of 2024, Ukrainian banks filed nearly 68,000 lawsuits against their debtors, which is a quarter less than last year. Leading the number of court cases are monobank, A-Bank, and PrivatBank, reports "Opendatabot".
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SubscribeAnalysts note that the number of lawsuits significantly decreased with the onset of the war. Until 2021, the number had been steadily increasing, reaching 85,000, but with the start of the full-scale invasion, the number of filed lawsuits dropped by almost half. In 2023, a sharp spike was recorded: banks turned to the courts over 91,000 times – even more than before the invasion.
This year, as of the end of October, 67,900 lawsuits have been filed. The leader in filings is monobank, with almost 21,000 lawsuits, accounting for 30.8% of the total. Following are A-Bank with 13,000 cases (20.1%) and PrivatBank with 11,000 lawsuits (16.6%).
The subsequent positions in the number of lawsuits are held by PUMB, Smysl Bank, Idea Bank, and Tascombank.
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