Iran’s Ayandeh Bank declared bankrupt as global sanctions choke economy; 5 other banks grappling with ‘bad debts’- The Week

The international sanctions, chronic inflation and depreciated currency are smothering Iran’s economy and now one of the country’s largest private banks has gone bankrupt. Ayandeh Bank, which was set up in 2012, had 150 branches in Tehran alone and 120 more in other parts of the country. Recently, the private bank was grappling with around…

Iran declares major lender bankrupt

(Files) Iranians walk past an Ayandeh Bank branch (L) in the capital Tehran on January 14, 2017. (Photo by Atta Kenare / AFP) Tehran: Iran declared one of the country’s largest private banks bankrupt with its assets absorbed by the state, official media reported Saturday, in a rare move in the country grappling with international…

Iran declares major lender bankrupt

According to the Central Bank of Iran, all branches of Bank Ayandeh transfer to Bank Melli, and depositors are able to receive their banking services at the same previous branches [Getty] Iran declared one of the country’s largest private banks bankrupt with its assets absorbed by the state, official media reported Saturday, in a rare…

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