Financial system
Private Stock Exchange Aims to Fill Gap in Albania
A new privately run stock exchange is due to open in Albania in October, after three years of the country not formally having such an institution.
The Tirana Stock Exchange, TSE, opened in 1996, first as a department of the Albanian Central Bank and later as a joint-stock company.
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Vatican's anti-money laundering norms taking hold
The Vatican?s financial watchdog agency said May 29 that it received 147 reports of suspicious financial transactions last year, a sign that tough new anti-money laundering norms are taking hold at its scandal-marred bank.
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BNR's Isarescu: Romanian financial market is slightly unbalanced; 80pct of financial assets belong to banks
The financial market of Romania is slightly unbalanced, with a massive dominance of banks, National Bank of Romania (BNR) Governor Mugur Isarescu said on Thursday in a conference at the Academy of Economic Studies.
Islamic financial products risk losing uniqueness: Poll
Islamic finance continues to expand globally but the industry risks losing its differentiation from conventional financial products and lacks official data to ensure better supervision, an oversight body said.
Bulgaria Can Offer Favorable Investment Conditions to Qatar - Minister Goranov
Qatar is ready to invest in financial instruments issued by the Bulgarian Development Bank and the Bulgarian Deposit Insurance Fund (BDIF), thereby supporting the financing of the national program for the renovation of multi-family buildings and capitalizing the BDIF according to Bulgaria's Finance Ministry.
Central bank governor: Baking system is stable
Central bank governor: Baking system is stable
BELGRADE -- Serbia's banking system is highly liquid and stable, and there are no reasons for worry, National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković has said.
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Tabakovic: Serbia's banking system is stable
BELGRADE - Serbia's banking system is highly liquid and stable, and there are no reasons for worry, National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic has said.
Certain banks were, however, shut down last year due to the country's poor regulations for setting up companies, Tabakovic said for Radio and Television of Serbia (RTS) on Monday evening.
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Turkish state-run Ziraat bank under tight grip of Fed
The New York branch of the Turkish state-run bank Ziraat is subject to an 'enforcement action' with the U.S. Federal Reserve and is subject to inspections for up to two years to ensure it is complying with anti-money laundering rules.
Few respond to safe account call
Only a small number of citizens have responded to a call by the Finance Ministry to designate a bank account where deposits up to 1,500 euros cannot be confiscated against arrears to the state.
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Tanzania's central banks takes over FBME
Tanzanias central bank said on Friday it had taken over the management of a bank accused by the US government of large-scale money laundering.
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