On July 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed three separate…
On July 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed three separate laws: one introducing a pre-bankruptcy rehabilitation mechanism and judicial debt restructuring; another requiring banks to disclose transfer fee conditions; and a third imposing criminal liability on telecom operators for issuing SIM cards to foreigners without device identification. All laws were published on the official legal information portal.
Consensus
- Vladimir Putin signed a law on July 26.
- The law was published on the official legal information portal.
- The law pertains to financial or regulatory reforms in Russia.
Points of divergence
- The law introduces an institutional mechanism for pre-bankruptcy rehabilitation of debtors and judicial debt restructuring, including both targeted out-of-court rehabilitation and court-approved comprehensive rehabilitation with specific conditions and limitations. — interfax
- The law requires credit institutions to disclose the terms of money transfers through SBR and electronic payment services, with information to be available at service locations and on official websites, effective September 1, 2027. — vesti
- The law imposes criminal liability on telecom operators for issuing SIM cards without device IMEI identification or providing false data about the mobile device, with penalties including fines up to 500,000 rubles and imprisonment up to one year. — fontanka
Coverage (6 sources)
- Putin signs law on rehabilitation and restructuring within bankruptcy reform — Интерфакс
- Putin signs law requiring banks to inform about transfer fees — Вести
- Law on Clarifying the Activities of 'Russian Post' Signed by President — Интерфакс
- Law on the Digitalization of Jury Selection Process Signed — Вести
- Putin signs law on criminal liability for issuing SIM cards to foreigners without device linkage — Фонтанка
- Law on fines for bookmakers violating self-ban from gambling signed — Интерфакс