MOSCOW, January 20, /ITAR-TASS/. Russia’s Central Bank has revoked a licence from the Urals region’s Nadezhnost bank, the regulator reports.
The Nadezhnost (translated as 'reliability') bank was registered in the city of Kurgan in 1993.
The bank had a perpetual license from the Central Bank for operations in rubles and foreign currency. It was a member of the obligatory insurance system.
In addition, Central Bank has revoked a licence from Makhachkala’s Imbank, the regulator reports. The Imbank was registered in the city of Makhachkala (Dagestan’s capital city)
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