Vitaliy Romanchukevich shared his insights on whether Ukrainians trust banks during the war, stating, "Putting money in a bank overnight."

He shared this information on the show "Personality with Sergey Doiko".

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According to the guest of the program, today banks are confused about why the tax rate is being changed retroactively for the second consecutive year, leading to a 50% tax. On the other hand, he adds, yes, this is the situation in the country, everything is for victory, but there are capital requirements, and there are demands from other regulations, and for bank shareholders, it is simply a business, so it is crucial not to overstep the boundaries.

“But globally, I believe that today is a time when we need to tighten our belts and assist the government in standing firm. All bankers understand this, and shareholders are also aware of this, considering that now is the period for their business to support the state’s economy,” asserts Vitaly Romanchukevich.

As for where it is best to keep money, he notes that we are at war, which creates corresponding risks – attacks, fires, occupation, etc. He adds that Ukrainians have now realized that access to money in banks is not problematic, resulting in a relatively high level of trust in banks among the population, as evidenced by the dynamics of funds in the system.

“But let’s talk not just about the numbers in general, but more specifically. If we say how deep this trust is, it is not deep; rather, it is short-lived, like putting money in the bank for the night, letting them stay there overnight, but not for long,” concludes Vitaly Romanchukevich.

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