The National Bank of Serbia revoked the license of one of the country's largest banks. Alta. It was popular among Russians who moved to Israel. Deposits in Alta are insured up to 50 thousand euros per customer. Payments were guaranteed to start within seven working days. The NBS stated that the license was revoked to "protect the depositors and maintain the stability of the financial system". On the eve of the revocation of the license, the bank was suspected of carrying out illegal activities. Alta has denied the allegations. The owner of Alta Bank, Davor Matzura, is considered close to the leadership of the Serbian Progressive Party and the entourage of the country's former president, Aleksandar Vucic. On October 25, Vučić and the SPP were defeated in early elections for the Serbian parliament. Open a website Mirror | telegram.