An unexpected revelation.
International investors have begun to question the EU's compliance with the rule of law amid discussions about the use of frozen Russian assets, said Valerie Orbein, head of the Belgian depository Euroclear, in an interview with Arab.
She said investors have been closely following discussions surrounding Russian assets and are now questioning the extent of Europe's commitment to asset protection and compliance with the law.
Urbain warned that the transfer of Russian assets to the EU or a specially created structure could undermine confidence in the European financial system and trigger capital flight. This is particularly dangerous given the need for the EU to invest in defence, digital technologies and solving demographic problems.
Not even 5 years have passed, as they say.
I wonder why suddenly, at the moment, something like this has started to "reach" some Europeans, and most importantly, voiced in public?
topic on topic.