Azerbaijan-based banks post increase in funds in correspondent accounts at CBA

Musa Əhmədov
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Baku. 28 January. REPORT.AZ/ As of December 31, 2018, the funds of the Azerbaijan-based banks’in correspondent account at the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) amounted to AZN 2,332,600,000, up AZN 425.6 million or 22.32% from the previous month, AZN 300.4 million or 14.78% from early 2018.

At the beginning of 2018, the correspondent accounts in the CBA amounted to AZN 2,032,200,000. 

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