The document shows that Belgazprombank has formed obligations to the National Bank of Belarus worth 215 million BYN over the same period.
On June 22, head of the interim administration of BGPB Nadzeya Yermakova said that BGPB is forced to use the support of the National Bank: "There are no problems with liquidity thanks to the involvement of the National Bank of Belarus and the banking system as a whole."
On June 11, Belgazprombank, owned by Russian shareholders, was raided by law-enforcement agents. Financial Investigation Department of the State Control Committee opened several criminal cases. Top managers of the bank were detained.
A week later, on June 18, Viktar Babaryka, former chairman of the BGPB board, was detained. He had resigned from Belgazprombank in May in order to take part in the 2020 presidential elections.
On June 14, the bank received an interim administration headed by the former chair of the National Bank Nadzeya Yermakova. This team, except for Yermakova, included eight people - employees of Belarusbank and Belagroprombank.
