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State Deposit Insurance Fund Pays More than AZN 232 Million as Compensation to Depositors of Nine Closed Banks
The State Deposit Insurance Fund has paid 232 million 345 thousand AZN as compensation to the depositors of nine closed banks, the State Fund said.
The depositors of Para Bank received 21 million 211 thousand manats, Zamin Bank - 37 million 168 thousand manats, Credo Bank - 15 million 931 thousand manats, Deka Bank - 2 million 659 thousand mantas, Atra Bank - 9 million 371 thousand manats, Gafgaz Inkishaf Banki - 1 million 419 thousand manats, Bank of Azerbaijan - 24 million 61 thousand manats, Ganja Bank - 895 thousand 554 manats, and Tekhnika Bank - 119 million 630 thousand manats. -----77D
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