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Brison urge Central Bank to step in on bank actions. | SMN News

December 17, 2019

Brison urge Central Bank to step in on bank actions. | SMN News
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~ Says conditions also impedes investment ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament and Leader of the United People (UP) party Rolando Brison has dispatched a letter to the Director of the Central Bank as well as the board urging them to take note of the situation happening in St. Maarten with regards with the rights that are being infringed on citizens which regards to the way the banks are managing them. The MP also stressed that bank conditions and/or regulations, along with the alarming way some business accounts are handled, stifle and impede investment.

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Brison, who last month announced that


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/brison-urge-central-bank-to-step-in-on-bank-actions-smn-news/

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