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IMF to assess proposed changes to Lebanon's bank resolution law

Nadia Haddad 1 min read
File photo: a bank headquarters in Beirut.
File photo: a bank headquarters in Beirut. Hilda Jaghlassian — CC BY-SA 4.0

The IMF said it would assess any proposed changes to Lebanon's bank resolution law to confirm they remain consistent with international standards. The Fund had welcomed the law, passed in August, as a significant step towards restructuring the banking sector. Implementation may be delayed after President Aoun appealed to the Constitutional Council over an amendment affecting the central bank's independence and powers.

Read the full report at The National.

Source: The National

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