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In Bishkek, the National Bank fined an exchange office

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01/17/2025, 17:09

In Bishkek, the National Bank fined an exchange office

In the capital of the Kyrgyz Republic, one of the exchange bureaus was fined 55 thousand KGS for violation of the requirements of the legislation and regulatory legal acts of the National Bank.

The National Bank continues to monitor the compliance of exchange bureaus in order to ensure financial stability and transparency of operations in the foreign exchange market.

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