On September 2, 2026, the National Agency of Ukraine for Finding, Tracing and Management of Assets Derived from Corruption and Other Crimes (ARMA) will present the results of its reform and discuss interagency cooperation in the areas of tracing, recovery and management of seized assets as part of the state policy to counter Russian influence and corruption.

The event will bring together heads and representatives of law enforcement, anti-corruption and other state authorities involved in finding, tracing, seizure, recovery, management, sale and confiscation of assets in favour of the state.

ARMA will present the practical results of the reform and new approaches to the management of seized assets. In particular, the discussion will cover Ukraine’s first case involving the transfer of seized cryptoassets to ARMA for management, as well as the management of large strategic assets.

The discussion will also address the management of assets belonging to sanctioned persons and assets linked to Russian capital, the application of European approaches, and further development of the national asset recovery system.

The event will contribute to aligning interagency priorities, strengthening practical cooperation and developing a common vision for the next stages of ARMA’s reform.