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Investors of Ten Closed Banks Receive 680 Million 760 Thousand Manat
Investors of the ten closed banks have received in compensation 680 million 760 thousand manat, said the Deposit Insurance Fund.
According to Turan, a little over half of that amount accounted for the depositors of Bank Standard - 394 million 613 thousand manat. Note that offset deposits in this bank are 460 million manat.
The depositors of OJSC Para Bank were issued 42 million 756 thousand, JSC Zamin Bank - 52 million 242 thousand, JSC Credo Bank - 26 million 925 thousand, JSC Deka Bank - 3 million 016 thousand, OJSC Atra Bank - 14 million 179 thousand, JSC Qafqaz Inkisaf Bank - 1 million 880 thousand, JSC Bank of Azerbaijan - 24 million 117 thousand, JSC Ganja Bank – 969,000, JSC Tekhnika Bank - 120 million AZN as compensation. -----71D
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