A view shows the arbitration court building where a hearing is set to be held on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087583
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087582
Lawyer Maxim Kulkov attends a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087581
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087573
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087572
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087571
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087570
Lawyer Maxim Kulkov attends a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087569
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087568
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087567
Representatives of parties attend a hearing on the Central Bank of Russia's lawsuit against Brussels-based Euroclear on the recovery of losses in 18 trillion rubles (approximately 224 billion U.S. dollars), at the arbitration court in Moscow, Russia. Euroclear, a central player in Europe's financial system, houses 193 billion Euro in frozen Russian assets that the EU wants to use to finance aid to Ukraine.16.01.2026#9087563