## Digest of Ukrainian Legislation
### Announcement of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on Establishing Accounting Prices for Bank Metals on April 7, 2026
The NBU establishes accounting prices for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in hryvnias for accounting purposes. These prices do not obligate the NBU to buy or sell these metals at the indicated prices and are used exclusively for accounting.
### Announcement of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on Establishing the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia Against Foreign Currencies and SDRs on April 7, 2026
The NBU has established official exchange rates of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and SDRs for April 7, 2026. These rates are used for accounting and NBU operations with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine but are not mandatory for buying and selling currency on the market.
### Decree of the President of Ukraine on the Appointment of Oleksandr Horin as Head of the Fastiv District State Administration of Kyiv Oblast
The President of Ukraine has appointed Oleksandr Dmytrovych Horin to the position of Head of the Fastiv District State Administration of Kyiv Oblast. He is authorized to exercise the powers of the Head of the District State Administration in the Fastiv District of Kyiv Oblast.
### Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine on Changes in Currency Regulation
The National Bank of Ukraine has introduced changes to the resolution regarding the operation of the banking system under martial law. The American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Investment Fund has been granted the ability to conduct a wide range of foreign exchange transactions. Also, the procedure for purchasing foreign currency for individuals requiring treatment abroad has been simplified.
### Resolution of the Board of the National Ban### NBU Resolution No. 34 on Strengthening Control over Compliance with Sanctions Legislation
The National Bank of Ukraine has introduced amendments to the regulatory legal acts governing the application of measures of influence on participants in the payment market and the non-banking financial services market. The purpose of the amendments is to strengthen control over compliance with the requirements of sanctions legislation and to establish penalties for its violation.
### Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine on the Transition Period for Financial Companies
The National Bank of Ukraine has established a transition period until September 30, 2026, for financial companies to comply with own capital adequacy requirements. From October 1, 2026, financial companies are obliged to fully comply with these requirements. The NBU will not apply measures of influence for errors made during test calculations in the transition period.
### Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 420 on Promoting Employment of Persons Aged 50 and Over
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has defined a mechanism to promote the employment of persons aged 50 and over. It provides for training measures, short interviews with employers, and the acquisition of practical skills, which are financed by international organizations and other sources. Applications for participation in the activities can be submitted electronically through the Diia Portal.
### Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on Amendments to the Procedure for Receiving Financial Assistance from UNICEF by Educational Institutions
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has amended the procedure for receiving financial assistance from UNICEF by educational institutions for the 2025/2026 academic year. The range of recipients of assistance has been expanded, including communal educational institutions and local education authorities, and procedural issues regarding the distribution and use of assistance in
Review of each of legal acts published today:
### **On the accounting price of banking metals**
This announcement of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) establishes accounting prices for banking metals as of April 7, 2026. It determines the value of one troy ounce of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in hryvnias. These prices are used for accounting purposes and do not oblige the NBU to buy or sell these metals at the stated prices.
The structure of the announcement is simple: it contains a table with codes (numeric and alphabetic), the number of troy ounces, the name of the banking metal, and its accounting price in hryvnias. Changes compared to previous versions (if any) cannot be provided, as this is a point announcement for a specific date.
The most important provision is that the accounting prices indicated in the announcement are not binding for the purchase and sale of banking metals by the National Bank of Ukraine. They are used exclusively for accounting.
### **On the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies**
This document is an official announcement of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on the establishment of the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and SDRs (Special Drawing Rights) for a specific date – April 7, 2026. The announcement provides a list of currencies, their codes (numeric and alphabetic), the number of currency/SDR units, and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia for each of them.
The structure of the document is simple: it is a table containing information on official exchange rates. The main provisions include a list of currencies for which the rate is set and the direct values of these rates. It is important that the NBU notes that these rates are used for accounting, NBU operations with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU), and in other cases defined by law, but does not oblige the NBU to buy or sell these currencies at the stated rates.
The most important thing to understand when using this document is that the rates provided are the official NBU rates for a specific date and are used for certain legally defined purposes, and not as mandatory rates for buying and selling currency on the market.
### **On the appointment of O. Horin as the Head of the Fastiv District State Administration of the Kyiv Region**
This is an order of the President of Ukraine on the appointment of a specific person, Oleksandr Dmytrovych Horin, to the position of Head of the Fastiv District State Administration of the Kyiv Region.
The structure of the order is very simple: it consists of one concise paragraph on the appointment. The text does not mention any changes compared to previous versions.
and with previous versions, as it is an individual act of appointment to a position.
The main provision of this order is the direct appointment of Oleksandr Gorin to the position of Head of the Fastiv RDA. This means that from the date of signing the order (April 3, 2026), he is authorized to exercise the powers of the Head of the District State Administration in the Fastiv district of the Kyiv region.
On Amendments to the Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine No. 18 dated February 24, 2022
Of course, here is a brief overview of the Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine:
1. **Essence of the Law:**
The resolution amends the previous NBU resolution regarding the operation of the banking system under martial law. The changes concern the expansion of opportunities for foreign exchange transactions by the American-Ukrainian Investment Fund for Reconstruction and simplification of the procedure for purchasing foreign currency for individuals who need treatment abroad.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
The resolution amends NBU Board Resolution No. 18 of February 24, 2022. The main changes include:
* Adding a clause that allows the American-Ukrainian Investment Fund for Reconstruction to carry out a wide range of settlements in hryvnias and foreign currency for the implementation of investment projects.
* Expanding opportunities for individuals to purchase foreign currency to pay for treatment abroad, including the ability to accumulate funds in a bank account.
* Amendments to the list of operations subject to certain currency restrictions.
3. **Main Provisions for Use:**
The most important provisions are:
* The ability of the American-Ukrainian Investment Fund for Reconstruction to carry out foreign exchange transactions without additional restrictions, which will contribute to attracting investment to Ukraine.
* Simplifying the procedure for purchasing currency for treatment abroad, which will allow citizens to receive the necessary medical care faster. It is important to pay attention to the requirements for confirming the need for treatment and the mandatory sale of unused currency.
On Approval of Amendments to Certain Regulatory Legal Acts of the National Bank of Ukraine Regarding the Application of Measures of Influence
Good day! Here is a brief overview of the provided act:
1. **Essence of the Law:** Resolution No. 34 amends the regulatory legal acts of the NBU that regulate the application of measures of influence on participants in the payment market and the market of non-banking financial services. The main goal of the changes is to strengthen control over compliance with the requirements of sanctions legislation by these institutions.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** The Resolution amends two regulations of the NBU:
* Regulation on the Application of Measures of Influence for Violations of Legislation in the Payment Market.
* Regulation on the Application of Corrective Measures, Early Intervention Measures, and Measures of Influence in the Field of Regulation of Non-Bank Financial Services Markets.
The changes concern the expansion of the scope of application of measures of influence, including control over compliance with sanctions legislation. Also, penalties are established for violations of the requirements of sanctions legislation.
3. **Most Important Provisions:**
* Expansion of the NBU’s powers to control compliance with sanctions legislation by participants in the payment market and the non-bank financial services market.
* Establishment of specific penalties for violations of the requirements of sanctions legislation, which may significantly affect the activities of relevant institutions.
* The changes are aimed at strengthening financial discipline and accountability in the financial markets of Ukraine.
I hope this helps you better understand the essence of the changes!
**On Amendments to the Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine of December 27, 2023, No. 192**
Good day! Here is an analysis of the provided Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine:
1. **Essence of the Law:**
The Resolution amends the Regulation on Prudential Requirements for Financial Companies, establishing a transitional period for compliance with own capital adequacy requirements. Financial companies have until September 30, 2026, to adapt to the new requirements, and from October 1, 2026, they are obliged to fully comply with them.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
The Resolution supplements the previous NBU Resolution No. 192 of December 27, 2023, with new clauses (2-1, 2-2, 2-3).
* **Clause 2-1** establishes the obligation for financial companies to comply with prudential requirements until September 30, 2026, without taking into account deductions from own capital, and also to perform a test calculation taking into account these deductions.
* **Clause 2-2** stipulates that the NBU will not apply measures of influence for errors made during test calculations.
* **Clause 2-3** determines that from October 1, 2026, financial companies are obliged to comply with prudential requirements taking into account deductions from own capital.
3. **Most Important Provisions:**
The most important is the establishment of a transitional period until September 30, 2026, during which financial companies can adapt to the new requirements for calculating own capital adequacy. Also important is the provision on not applying measures of influence for errors in test calculations.
that allows companies to learn and improve their calculations without the risk of sanctions.
I hope this helps you better understand the essence of this decree.
On Approval of the Procedure for Implementing Measures to Promote Employment of Adult Persons “Experience Matters”
Good day! I will be happy to help you understand this decree.
1. **Essence of the Law:**
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 420 defines the mechanism for promoting the employment of persons aged 50 and over. It provides for measures aimed at increasing the competitiveness of such persons in the labor market, in particular through training, short interviews with employers, and acquiring practical skills. These measures are financed by international organizations, donor institutions, and other sources not prohibited by law.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
The resolution consists of two parts: the resolution itself and the Procedure for Implementing Measures to Promote Employment of Adult Persons “Experience Matters”. The procedure defines the terms, conditions, and mechanism for implementing the measures. It establishes the procedure for submitting applications by adult persons and employers, and describes the functions of regional employment centers in ensuring these measures. It is important that the possibility of submitting applications electronically through the Diia Portal is provided.
3. **Main Provisions for Use:**
The most important provisions for use are those that define the criteria for adult persons (persons aged 50 and over), the procedure for applying to participate in employment promotion measures, as well as the obligations of regional employment centers to organize training, interviews, and acquire practical skills. It is important for employers to consider the possibility of participating in short interviews and providing information on employment or refusal of employment to adult persons.
On Amendments to the Procedure and Conditions for Receiving Financial Assistance from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) by Educational Institutions for the 2025/2026 Academic Year
This resolution amends the procedure for receiving financial assistance from UNICEF by educational institutions for the 2025/2026 academic year. The changes concern the clarification of terms, in particular, the introduction of the concept of “aid recipients”, which may include not only the founders of educational institutions, but also communal educational institutions, local education authorities that are managers of budget funds. Also, the changes concern procedural issues related to the distribution and use of aid.
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The resolution introduces changes to certain clauses of the Procedure and Conditions for Receiving Financial Assistance from UNICEF, approved by CMU Resolution No. 1713 of December 19, 2025. The main changes include expanding the list of aid recipients, clarifying their responsibilities, and procedures for interacting with educational institutions in planning and using funds. The amount of assistance for one educational institution is 420,000 hryvnias.
The most important provision is the expansion of the range of aid recipients, which allows for more flexible distribution of funds and takes into account the specifics of education management at the local level. Also important is the clear definition of the role and responsibility of each participant in the process of receiving and using aid.
On Amendments to Resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 440 of May 6, 2001, and No. 591 of June 1, 2011
This resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amends two previous resolutions governing the procedure for charging fees for permitting procedures in the field of nuclear energy use. The changes concern the procedure for the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate to revoke decisions and clarify the name of one of the paid administrative services.
Structurally, the resolution amends the Procedure for Charging Fees for Permitting Procedures (Resolution No. 440 of 2001) and the list of paid administrative services provided by the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate (Resolution No. 591 of 2011). The main change in Resolution No. 440 concerns replacing the term “cancels” with “revokes the adopted” decision and establishing a deadline for notifying the applicant of the revocation of the decision. In Resolution No. 591, the name of the service is clarified, adding “and operation” to “Issuance to the operating organization of a separate permit for commissioning.”
The most important provision is the clarification of the procedure for revoking decisions of the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate and the establishment of deadlines for notifying the applicant of such revocation. Also important is the clarification of the name of the administrative service, which makes it clearer and more understandable.
On Allocation of Funds from the Reserve Fund of the State Budget
This is an order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, which provides for the allocation of funds from the reserve fund of the state budget to eliminate the consequences of missile and drone attacks by the Russian Federation. The funds are directed to facilities of the fuel and energy complex, housing and communal services, and railway transport.
The structure of the order includes:
1. Allocation of funds to the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Communities and Territories Development to provide state aid to employees involved in emergency recovery work.
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