The EU's investment freeze on Russian assets sparks controversy and may exacerbate geopolitical risks.

According to reports, the European Clearing Bank, which holds a majority of Russia's frozen assets, claims that the EU plans to raise more funds for Ukraine by investing frozen Russian state funds into higher-risk investment projects, which will amount to "expropriation".

The CEO Urban stated that the plan to reinvest cash generated from these assets for higher profits may face the risk of further retaliation from Moscow and undermine the key position of the central securities depository in the financial system. "If you increase income, you increase risk. So who will bear this risk?" Urban said.

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ValidatorVikingvip
· 13h ago
slashing risk is real af... seems like eu's pulling a risky validator move here ngl
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 13h ago
So the risks are all borne by others? Even when pointed out, they still pretend to be outsiders.
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TokenTaxonomistvip
· 13h ago
hmm statistically speaking this is a 78.4% risk-heavy move that'll backfire spectacularly
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AirdropLickervip
· 13h ago
Is there anything more unpleasant than robbing money? It's so annoying.
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DeFiVeteranvip
· 13h ago
Playing with fire, huh...
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