( September 21, 2026, 10:04 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: MeSoFa, formerly Sberbank Europe, has sued several EU institutions over measures taken during the 2022 resolution of its Croatian subsidiary. The case, filed on July 30 and published on Monday in the EU's Official Journal, alleges that the bank was undervalued and that the sale process was flawed, resulting in inadequate compensation. MeSoFa is seeking €135.8 million for financial losses and at least €450,000 for non-material damage. MeSoFa earlier lodged a suit seeking €173.4 million for financial losses over measures taken during the 2022 collapse of its Slovenian subsidiary.Official notice attached. Case reference is T-482/26. ...
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