AMMAN — The
Central Bank of Jordan
(CBJ) said that the Jordanian banking sector has not faced any negative
repercussions due to the financial conditions of the
US Silicon Valley and Signature Banks, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
اضافة اعلان
In a statement on Thursday, the CBJ said
that it has been closely following up on the situation with
Silicon Valley and Signature Banks, as well as banks operating in the Kingdom. The data gathered
has shown that Jordanian banks did not have any deposits or investments, or
conduct any financial transactions, at the two US banks.
Silicon Valley Bank collapsed on March 10,
and the New York-based Signature Bank was closed by US federal regulators
shortly after, on March 12.
The
US Federal Reserve, Treasury, and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced on Sunday that they would make sure
that all depositors in the two failed banks were repaid in full.
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