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Economy

La Banque du Liban retire sa licence à la Bank Saderat Iran

Pour le gouverneur Karim Souaid, il s'agit d'un « signal clair » de protection du secteur bancaire.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 3 h ago · 1 min read
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La Banque du Liban a annulé la licence locale de la Bank Saderat Iran, a indiqué le gouverneur Karim Souaid à Bloomberg.

La banque iranienne, déjà coupée de SWIFT par les sanctions, n'exerçait qu'un rôle limité. La décision s'inscrit dans les efforts pour restaurer la confiance internationale dans les banques libanaises.

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