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ADIF paying compensations for closed banks

25 October 2016 15:20 (UTC+04:00)
ADIF paying compensations for closed banks

By Nigar Abbasova

Azerbaijan Deposi Fund (ADIF) has so far paid compensations worth over 590.13 million manats ($ 365.38) to depositors of the recently closed Dekabank, Kredobank, Zaminbank, Parabank, Caucasus Development Bank, AtraBank, Bank of Azerbaijan, Ganjabank, Texnikabank and Standard Bank.

Banks

Volume of paid compensations

(million manats/ million USD)

Volume of insured deposits

(million manats/ million USD)

Bank Standard

319.27 ($ 197.67 )

460($287.5 )

Zaminbank

51.02($ 31.58 )

60($ 37.5)

Dekabank

2.86($1.80 )

5.59($3.49 )

Kredobank

23.08($ 14.29 )

30.21($ 18.88)

Caucasus Development Bank

1.88($ 1.17)

2($1.25 )

Atrabank

14.11($ 8.73)

14.55($ 9.09 )

Bank of Azerbaijan

24.09($ 15.05)

24.2($15.12 )

Gandjabank

0.97($ 0.60)

1($0.62)

Texnikabank

119.98($ 74.98 )

122.6($ 76.62 )

Parabank

32.82($ 20.51 )

43.79($27.36 )

Acceptance of applications from insured depositors of DekaBank, KredoBank, Zaminbank and Parabank began on August 1, 2016 and the payment of compensations has been carried out since that day.

Compensations to the depositors of Caucasus Development Bank and AtraBank are being paid starting from August 23. Payments are being carried out at the branches the banks.

Depositors of Caucasus Development Bank receive compensations at the bank’s main office. Payment of compensations to insured depositors of Bank of Azerbaijan has been carried out since January 29, 2016 at branches of Muganbank and Rabitabank, and since September 8 at ADIF’s office.

Clients of Ganjabank receive compensations since February 4 at the branches of Rabitabank, Unibank and Kapital Bank.

ADIF launched payment of compensations to depositors of Texnikabank on February 12.

Payment of compensations to the insured depositors of Bank Standard started October 11, 2016 at the bank’s main office and its branches in the regions of Azerbaijan and will continue for one year.

The licenses of all the banks were revoked in 2016, as their assets were not classified in line with the law, and they didn’t create adequate reserves and their aggregate capital did not meet the minimum requirements.

Some 32 banks are currently implementing their activities in the country.

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Nigar Abbasova is AzerNews’ staff journalist, follow her on Twitter: @nigyar_abbasova

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