On October 21, 2026, the Chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andriy Pyshnyy, confirmed that detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) conducted searches at the regulator's premises. According to him, the criminal proceedings within which the investigative actions took place are not related to either the activities of the NBU or his official duties.
Details of the Raids
Pyshnyy noted that the investigation was seeking evidence in a case related to other circumstances and individuals. He emphasized that this is a "new experience" for him, and that investigative actions in the workplace require explanations not only from the institution, which is why he decided to speak out personally.
What Triggered the Raids?
The searches were conducted not only in Andriy Pyshnyy's office but also in his official vehicle. Investigators were looking for documents related to a criminal case concerning the company TOV "Karpatnaftokhim". Among the individuals that detectives sought to clarify circumstances with were former advisor to the supervisory board of Sens Bank, Vasyl Veselyi, and former member of parliament Andriy Ivanchuk.
Official Information
The criminal proceedings No. 52025000000000238 were opened under Article 368 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which pertains to receiving improper benefits. The investigation is being led by senior NABU detective Roman Krupka and head of SAP management Serhiy Savitsky. The decision to conduct the search was signed by the investigating judge of the VAKS, Yevhen Kruk.