Russia Orders Euroclear to Pay €200 Billion to Central Bank

Euroclear headquarters in Brussels.

Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg

A Russian court ordered the Euroclear Ltd. clearinghouse to pay €200 billion ($233 billion) to the nation’s central bank, according to the Interfax news service, in a suit related to the European Union’s freeze of Russian assets.

The Moscow arbitration court backed in full the Bank of Russia’s claim to recover funds from the Belgium-based depository, Interfax reportedBloomberg Terminal Friday, citing Euroclear lawyers Maxim Kulkov and Sergey Savelyev.