Yemen’s Central Bank Orders Banks to Freeze Assets of 135 Houthi-Linked Individuals, Entities
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Directive also bans financial dealings with those on terrorism lists, including 5 oil tankers
Yemen's Central Bank Freezes Assets of 135 Houthi-Linked Entities, Bans All Financial Transactions
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, ADEN — The Central Bank of Yemen has ordered several banks and currency exchange companies to freeze the accounts and assets of 135 individuals, entities, and vessels linked to the Houthi group. The policy...
The Central Bank of Yemen in Aden has ordered the freezing of accounts belonging to 135 individuals and entities linked to the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. In a notice sent to banks and currency exchange offices across Yemen, the bank stated that financial and commercial transactions with these individuals and entities are prohibited.
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