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Corporate governance in Lebanon - Vimarsana News

Corporate governance in Lebanon

Beirut-based consultancy Capital Concept hopes their new initiative through shareholder-rights.com will improve corporate governance in Lebanon

Angry protesters burn ATM at bank in Beirut - Vimarsana News

Angry protesters burn ATM at bank in Beirut

BEIRUT: Protesters smashed and burned an ATM at a bank in Beirut on Tuesday as depositors again took to the streets to protest against Lebanese banking restrictions that have denied them full access to their foreign currency savings since 2019. At the same time bank customers have been unable to withdraw their savings, the value of the country’s own currency has collapsed amid

Lebanon judge lifts travel ban on 2 bankers - Vimarsana News

Lebanon judge lifts travel ban on 2 bankers

BEIRUT: A Lebanese judge on Tuesday lifted travel bans imposed last month on two senior Lebanese bankers as part of an ongoing probe into transactions between commercial banks and the central bank, the judge told Reuters. Judge Ghada Aoun said she lifted the travel bans on Blom Bank head Saad Azhari and Bank Audi boss Samir Hanna to facilitate their return to Lebanon from

Lebanon Judge Lifts Travel Ban on 2 Bankers - Vimarsana News

Lebanon Judge Lifts Travel Ban on 2 Bankers

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

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Lebanon Judge Freezes Assets of 5 Banks and Members of Boards - Vimarsana News

Lebanon Judge Freezes Assets of 5 Banks and Members of Boards

Lebanon's banks association said the decision was "illegal" and would further destabilize the country's banking system