Concorde co-founder Olena Sosiedka said she had sent official appeals to members of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Taxation and Customs Policy to invite her to a meeting to tell the truth about the bank's activities and the process of its liquidation, UNN reports.
"Since August 23rd, we have heard only insults and disparaging remarks. But in all this time, the Committee has not found an opportunity to invite me to a conversation and tell me to my face that I am not a human being and not a Ukrainian. No one asked the question - what was the real situation? No one was interested in the process of liquidation: there were only accusations, guesses and insults," Sosedka wrote on her Facebook page .
She emphasized that she is not ashamed of a single day of Concorde's work or a single transaction conducted in the bank.
"I want the members of the Committee, in particular, Danylo Hetmantsev..., to give me the opportunity to tell them about Concord Bank, its work and how powerful the machine is today to take our money. I am sure they have something to ask me and, believe me, I have something to tell them. After all, this kind of dialog should be an example of Ukraine's adherence to democratic principles that are the basis for all European countries," said the bank's co-founder.
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Concorde Bank co-founder Olena Sosiedka previously statedthat the head of the Tax Committee, Danylo Hetmantsev, called the shareholders of Concorde Bank, which is in the process of liquidation, "not Ukrainians" and gave instructions to prosecute them during a committee meeting.
In addition, she stated that she was ready to publicly tellhow Hetmantsev destroyed her bank and called on President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy to protect Ukrainian business from the arbitrariness of the head of the tax committee.
In addition, Sosiedka said she was ready to speak publicly about how Hetmantsev destroyed Concord Bank at a meeting of the Presidential Council for Business Support. She asks council members Viacheslav Klymov, Artem Borodatiuk, Oleh Horokhovsky, Kostiantyn Yefymenko, Taras Kitsmey, Oleksandr Konotopsky and Dmytro Oliynyk, as well as Yulia Svyrydenko to invite her to the meeting.