- CBI Governor Rejects Reports on Japanese Bank Freezing Transactions with Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Mahmoud Bahmani
rejected reports that a Japanese bank has frozen transactions with the
Iranian banks.
Bahmani's remarks came after the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ said Friday
that it has lifted the freezing of payment transactions with Iranian banks
outside of the US after a federal court nullified an order to freeze the
assets.
Earlier this month, Japan's biggest bank froze its transactions with
Fars News Agency, 12:57 - A study: monetary integration boosts GCC markets' efficiency
12 : 38 PM - 27/05/2012
Riyadh: May 27 - (BNA) The Arabian Gulf University's economics professor
Dr. Mohammed Khairi Al-Sheikh, conducted an analytical study in which he
concluded that financial integration between the GCC-member states boosts
all GCC markets' efficiency and capability under uniform rules for listing
of shares, bonds, securities and units of investment funds.
Dr. Mohammed Khairi's study revealed that after formation of a monetary and
Bahrain News Agency, 12:51 - SNB considers capital controls if euro falls apart
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The Star Online, 12:16 - Bahrain's GIB sets up RM3.5b sukuk programme
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The Star Online, 12:15 - Sir Richard Branson blasts government for lack of growth
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Telegraph, 12:15 - China to encourage private capital in banking industry
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to the banking industry as other capital, state media said on Sunday, as
the government makes its hardest push in a decade to court private
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Times of India, 12:12 - Bank 'could have been rescued' by Dom Mintoff
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back with the other
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