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Member of the Finance Committee excludes the development of the banking system when modifying the current banking law

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Member of the Finance Committee excludes the development of the banking system when modifying the current banking law Empty Member of the Finance Committee excludes the development of the banking system when modifying the current banking law

Post  Admin Sat Nov 30, 2013 9:45 am

30-11-2013 07:05 AM

Baghdad (news) .. Ruled out a member of the Finance Committee MP / coalition in Iraq / Hassan al-Bayati, the development of the banking system in the country when modifying the current banking law, calling for new legislation to keep pace with the evolution in global banks.

Bayati said (of the Agency news): The current Banking Act, which began at the time of the U.S. civil administrator Paul Bremer in 2004 to Aisthml amendment being launched in a matter different from the current situation before any decade.

He added: should new legislation for banks keep pace with developments in the work of banks in the world and encourage local banks to develop their work through the use of devices and systems the most sophisticated, well that encourages investment in the banking field.

He stressed: that the amendment of the current law will for the purpose Ivy will lead to the development of the banking system in the country.

It is noted that the banking system in Iraq consists of forty-three banks, as well as the Central Bank and distributed by the property between (7) and state banks (30) Ahli Bank, including (7) Islamic banks in addition to (6) of foreign banks.

In spite of the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006 has excluded investment in the banking sector of its provisions, but the investment in the banking sector takes its legal framework on the basis of legal central bank No. 56 of 2004, banking No. 94 of 2004, and has a minimum to establish a bank in Iraq, 100 billion Iraqi dinars (ie, up to 85 million dollars) .


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