London lifted sanctions against the former first deputy chairman of Sberbank Khasis

Khasis came under sanctions in March last year. Shortly before February 24, he decided to leave his position at Sberbank, RBC sources said. Vedomosti wrote that Khasis left RUSSIA Lev Khasis

The UK has lifted sanctions from the former first deputy chairman of Sberbank Lev Khasis, follows from a document on the website of the British government.

Sanctions against him were introduced in March last year. Khasis is no longer on the sanctions list.

“One recall (delisting) has been made in accordance with the sanctions regime against Russia,” reads the change feed to the British sanctions list.

On February 15 last year, Sber reported that the supervisory board considered the request of Khasis, who decided to leave the board "in order to be able to do his own projects." At the same time, it was assumed that he would cooperate with the bank as a consultant, and also become president and chairman of the board of directors of the e-commerce holding that is creating the bank.

Later, RBC sources said that on February 21, Khasis informed the employees of the e-commerce division about his decision to leave Sberbank earlier than June 1. According to the interlocutor of RBC, who is familiar with the situation, he completed his work at Sberbank on February 22.

In April last year, Vedomosti sources reported that the former top manager of Sberbank left Russia around the time the operation in Ukraine began: two sources claim that this happened immediately after February 24, one that “a couple of days” before. According to them, he went to the usa .

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The day before, on July 5, the British authorities withdrew from the sanctions the Russian company Sins Avia Trading House. She came under restrictions a year ago for supplying parts and maintaining aircraft for the Myanmar army after the coup in February 2021, after which the country fell under sanctions from Europe.