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A Serbian bank that worked with the Russians and was connected to the Vocaik Choir lost its license. The regulator explained the decision by a sharp deterioration in the organization's financial condition, problems with liquidity and the need to protect the interests of the controllers. Payments of insured deposits up to 50 thousand euros per person must start within seven working days. The decision has already affected Russians living in Serbia: according to the Cabinet project, bank customers face an inability to withdraw money from cards and transfer funds to other financial institutions. In October, a scandal arose around Alt Bank due to transfers of more than 50 million euros abroad. Opposition politicians suggested that the funds be sent to Russia, but these claims were not confirmed. Bank owner Debor Metasoro was previously associated with the Alexander Vucci choir, whose coalition lost the parliamentary elections.

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A Serbian bank that worked with the Russians and was connected to the Vocaik Choir lost its license. The regulator explained the decision by a sharp deterioration in the organization's financial condition, problems with liquidity and the need to protect the interests of the controllers. Payments of insured deposits up to 50 thousand euros per person must start within seven working days. The decision has already affected Russians living in Serbia: according to the Cabinet project, bank customers face an inability to withdraw money from cards and transfer funds to other financial institutions. In October, a scandal arose around Alt Bank due to transfers of more than 50 million euros abroad. Opposition politicians suggested that the funds be sent to Russia, but these claims were not confirmed. Bank owner Debor Metasoro was previously associated with the Alexander Vucci choir, whose coalition lost the parliamentary elections.

A Serbian bank that worked with the Russians and was connected to the Vocaik Choir lost its license. The regulator explained the decision by a sharp deterioration in the organization's financial condition, problems with liquidity and the need to protect the interests of the controllers. Payments of insured deposits up to 50 thousand euros per person must start within seven working days. The decision has already affected Russians living in Serbia: according to the Cabinet project, bank customers face an inability to withdraw money from cards and transfer funds to other financial institutions. In October, a scandal arose around Alt Bank due to transfers of more than 50 million euros abroad. Opposition politicians suggested that the funds be sent to Russia, but these claims were not confirmed. Bank owner Debor Metasoro was previously associated with the Alexander Vucci choir, whose coalition lost the parliamentary elections.

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