So since now, business with foreign capital is no longer restricted to the limit on the transfer of dividends abroad or to accounts of non-residents in Ukraine in the amount of 12 million euros per seat for one legal entity.

As it is noted by the NBU, another currency depreciation will not have negative consequences for macrofinancial stability, and repatriation of dividends in general does not have a significant impact on the market, since the purchase of currency for these purposes is about 4% of the total demand of banks' clients for foreign currency.

It should be noted that the relevant changes regarding the repatriation of dividends were approved by the NBU Board Resolution No 91 of July 9, 2019, "On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the National Bank of Ukraine", which entered into force on July 10 of this year.

The abolition of the limit for repatriation of dividends is already the third significant currency depreciation over the past three weeks. So, before the National Bank abolished the requirement for mandatory sale of foreign exchange earnings and the limit on financing of representative offices of Ukrainian business abroad.