Students in the Blockade Sent a Public Appeal to Banks and Financial Institutions to Strengthen the Supervision of Transactions
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Serbia's student movement is calling on banks to closely monitor cross-border money transfers amid a change of government, after the central bank revoked the license of a financial institution over suspicious withdrawals.
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Naslovi.netThe Student List - Students Win, which won the majority of parliamentary mandates in the parliamentary elections held on October 25, made a public appeal to all banks, bank managements and headquarters of international banking groups operating in Serbia to strengthen the supervision of financial transactions during the upcoming period.
The student movement in Serbia, which is about to take power after last month's elections, urges banks to step up control of capital flows from the country during the transition to a new government. In a statement issued Saturday evening, the formation said that the transition requires "an increased surveillance and control of cross-border financial transactions [...]
In Serbia, the new government has taken a course on financial transparency! 💼💰 The “Student List” calls on banks to strengthen capital controls to protect the economy during the transition period. Will the new team be able to change the financial landscape of the country? 🚀
The Student List - Students Win, which won the majority of parliamentary mandates in the parliamentary elections held on October 25, sent a public appeal to all banks, bank managements and headquarters of international banking groups operating in Serbia to strengthen the supervision of financial transactions during the upcoming period. The appeal states that Serbia is entering an important period of democratic transition of power, [...] The post…
Bearing in mind the expected process of transfer of power in the coming weeks, we call on all domestic and international banks operating in Serbia, as well as their parent institutions, to strengthen the supervision and control of cross-border financial transactions and potential outflows of capital from the country, the Student Movement said in a public appeal. In a previous post, the Student Movement addressed the situation [...]
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