KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's Finance Minister Oleksandr Danyliuk, who has come under fire over alleged offshore assets, apologised on Thursday for failing to declare that he was director of two firms in Cyprus and one in the Cayman Islands while in public office.
In Ukraine, there is growing public interest in overseas assets, after the 'Panama Papers' revealed that President Petro Poroshenko placed his business assets in an offshore account, forcing him to deny accusations of tax evasion.
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