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  1. Ukraine's pursuit of European Union membership
  2. Reforms are necessary for Ukraine's EU accession.
  3. Ukraine formally seeks accession to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).

Ukraine Adopts Bill Aligning with SEPA Accession Criteria

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The Verkhovna Rada adopted bill No. 14327-d, which aligns Ukraine with European Union legislation and the European Payments Council criteria for Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) accession. The bill transposes European directives on combating money laundering and terrorist financing and proposes establishing a register of bank accounts and safe deposit boxes, administered by the finance ministry. Access to this register is granted to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention, the Bureau of Economic Security, and the Asset Recovery and Management Agency.

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Establishing the account register and adopting these anti-money laundering provisions are mandatory steps for Ukraine to meet the European Payments Council's criteria and proceed with SEPA accession. The legislative changes reflect close cooperation between the Verkhovna Rada and the European Commission regarding policy reforms.

Ukraine formally seeks accession to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), and these reforms are necessary for Ukraine's EU accession.

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  1. New bill aligns provisions for SEPA accession and empowers the NBU to publish financial violations.1 source
  2. Ukraine is advancing its SEPA accession bid and passing banking oversight legislation.1 source

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