Banking crisis: Central Bank of Paraguay begins returning funds to harmed savers
“The process of paying guarantee advances to Ueno bank depositors began on Thursday,” assured José Maciel, administrative director of the Deposit Guarantee Fund of the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP).
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“The process of paying guarantee advances to Ueno bank depositors began on Thursday,” assured José Maciel, administrative director of the Deposit Guarantee Fund of the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP).
The Central Bank of Paraguay has started to repay their funds, in the form of advances, to savers who were victims of the banking crisis in Paraguay, at the origin of a political crisis which resulted in the impeachment trial of President Santiago Peña, we learned on Friday from a banking source.
“The process of paying guarantee advances to Ueno bank depositors began on Thursday,” José Maciel, administrative director of the Deposit Guarantee Fund of the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP), told AFP on Friday.
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