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    Calls to remove the grip of the security forces on the banking sector

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    Calls to remove the grip of the security forces on the banking sector Empty Calls to remove the grip of the security forces on the banking sector

    Post by Rocky Sun 09 Jul 2023, 8:46 am

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    The financial expert, Mustafa Hantoush, called for removing the grip of the security forces from the owners of banks and money changers, criticizing the imposition of financial fines on banks by the Central Bank of Iraq.
    Hantoush said in a press interview seen by “Takadam” that “the banking system in Iraq is suspended by a decision of the Central Bank,” noting that “the banking business depends on risk at a time when the central bank insists on using a fierce policy towards banks.”
    And he added, “The disruption of banking work came as a result of the central bank’s policies that pursue banks with fines and arrests,” calling on “the central bank to change its policy and adopt the policy of education and guidance, in addition to removing the grip of the security authorities from the banking sector.”
    On July 3, the Iraqi Money Changers Association organized a protest stand in front of the Central Bank, to protest against the government's measures to monitor the exchange rate in the parallel market and the interference of unrelated parties.
    Yesterday, Friday, the Rafidain Bank announced an increase in the share of the traveling citizen from the dollar currency by $3,000 per month, based on government directives and the instructions of the Central Bank of Iraq to enhance the stability of the currency price in the market.
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