The President of Ukraine signed the law on the introduction of electronic agricultural receipts

Published 2024년 3월 6일

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Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, has enacted a new law aimed at improving financing mechanisms for agricultural production. The 'On Agrarian Notes' law introduces agricultural notes, a new type of non-emission security designed to make loans more appealing to farmers. The law simplifies the process of issuing, circulating, and terminating these notes, and provides more options for collateral. This law will coexist with the current law on agricultural receipts, giving market participants the choice between paper agrarian receipts or electronic agrarian notes.
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The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, signed the Law of Ukraine "On Agrarian Notes" (No. 9266), which was adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on February 22 last year. The specified law, the draft of which in the first reading was entitled "Draft of the Law on Electronic Agricultural Receipts", is aimed at expanding the mechanisms of attracting financing to agricultural production by introducing a new financial instrument for crediting agricultural production - agricultural notes in the form of non-emission securities. This norm should make a loan popular among farmers attractive to banks. Also, compared to traditional paper agrarian receipts, agrarian notes will have a significantly simplified procedure for issuance, circulation and their termination. A special register and electronic cabinet will be created for operations with agrarian notes. It will be possible to get access to it with the help of an electronic signature, which will not require an application to a ...
Source: Agravery

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