The Head of the NBU Pyshny provided false data in declarations: what the law says.

According to inkorr.com: Economic analyst Borys Kushniruk pointed out that the declarations of the head of the National Bank of Ukraine Andriy Pyshny over the past four years contain false information about the value of his wife Lyudmyla's corporate rights. Information from the registers shows that the wife of the NBU head owns 10% in a company valued at 14.4 million UAH, whereas in the declarations this amount is stated to be significantly higher.

This discrepancy has appeared for four consecutive years, which looks like a systematic inflation of data rather than a technical error.

Kushniruk emphasized that submitting false information may lead to serious consequences according to the law. He called on the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption to conduct a check and assess the declared data.

Legal Liability for False Declarations

According to the Criminal Code, fines, community service, freedom restrictions, or imprisonment for up to 2 years can be imposed for submitting false information in a declaration, as well as a prohibition to hold certain positions for 3 years. These consequences are clearly established in the legislation.

The discovered false information in the declarations of the head of the National Bank indicates serious possible violations. Experts call for a thorough examination of this case, emphasizing the importance of adhering to legislation concerning declarations. The responsibility for false data may be significant, highlighting the need for transparency in financial statements of public officials.