Lebanon Banks Say Liquidity Falls Short of Recovery Plan, Risk Insolvency
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AI-PoweredLebanon's commercial banks face liquidity issues, hindering their ability to repay depositors under a government proposal aimed at addressing a $80 billion financial gap, complicating the country's economic recovery.
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Lebanon’s commercial banks lack the liquidity required to repay depositors under a government proposal aimed at plugging an $80 billion gap in the financial system, an adviser to the lenders said, complicating an already difficult negotiation to kick-start the country’s economic recovery.
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