National Bank of Serbia Revokes ALTA Bank's License ↗
Front page leadThe National Bank of Serbia has revoked the operating license of ALTA bank, which is reportedly owned by Davor Macura, an individual associated with the SNS party.
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The front page of Nova.rs features a prominent story about the National Bank of Serbia revoking the license of ALTA bank, reportedly owned by an individual close to the ruling SNS party. Other top stories include an investigation into connections between Luštica, ALTA bank, and figures close to…
The National Bank of Serbia has revoked the operating license of ALTA bank, which is reportedly owned by Davor Macura, an individual associated with the SNS party.
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