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    CBN assured Keystone Bank client after court order

    tundeoyeyemi2002By tundeoyeyemi2002February 15, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) assured the clients of Keystone Bank to not panic after a court order was ordered to confiscate the bank’s shares to the federal government.

    • CBN said Keystone Bank is still safe, reasonable and fully operational.

      The bank’s operations are closely monitored by CBN to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and operational transparency.

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) assured the clients of Keystone Bank to not panic after a court order was ordered to confiscate the bank’s shares to the federal government.

    Apex Bank in a statement signed by CBN company COMBAN COMPLOCATIONS, Apex Bank said Keystone Bank is still safe, reasonable and fully operational.

    “According to the court order, the shares of the shareholders’ previously held by Keystone Bank Limited were forfeited to the federal government of Nigeria, and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) wants to assure the public that Keystone Bank Limited is still safe, still safe, voice , fully running.

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    “We acknowledge that this development may have attracted the attention of our clients; however, we hope to emphasize the stability of the banking system and the security of depositor funds remain our top priority.

    Keystone Bank’s operations are completely safe and there is no reason to pay attention. ”

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    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) threatens to impose a penalty on banks that force customers to withdraw less than ₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦₦

    This is disclosed in the “Q&A” interpreter released by the Supreme Bank.

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