Iranian Bank Unit Fails in Germany

The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany announced the bankruptcy of the Iranian state-owned Saba Bank branch. This followed the European Union sanctions that prevented the branch from settling its clients’ deposits and accessing the European payment system. A bankruptcy administrator has been appointed, and the authority confirmed that the bank’s total assets amount to €50 million, with only 11 depositors. This indicates there is no threat to the stability of the German financial system.

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