The plans of the central bank to correct the disparity of banks were explained

According to the financial news report, quoting the public relations of the central bank, Abuzar Soroush, the deputy supervisor of the central bank, stated that the banks that failed are the banks that have deviated from a number of banking regulatory indicators and noted: a diverse range of regulatory indicators such as There are related to liquidity risk, credit risk and other types of risks, the non-compliance of which usually shows its effects in overdrafts and insufficient capital of the bank.

He added: A bank that is insolvent has a negative impact on the economy in various dimensions, including the increase in the monetary base and the growth of liquidity beyond the standards, which ultimately leads to inflation in the economy.

Soroush said: due to the fact that several indicators are involved in banks’ insolvency, it is not possible to announce exact numbers about the number of banks in insolvency, but the current plan of the central bank is that banks with chronic insolvency in relation to the index to assign specific tasks such as accumulated losses or chronic overdrafts.

The Deputy Supervisor of the Central Bank emphasized: The Central Bank has already entered into the issue of overdrafts and we tried to receive a specific plan from the banks, and based on that, the performance of the banks on a monthly basis in various indicators, such as collection of claims, transfer Property, increase in cash capital is monitored.

He continued: In fact, we are not supposed to wait until the end of 6 months, but it is stipulated that the banks will be corrected on a monthly basis within a certain period, which is finally up to the next 6 months, and they will be able to rebuild themselves, and if this is not possible, they will enter into specific protocols. based on which assignments will be determined and the necessary information will be provided.

The Deputy Supervisor of the Central Bank also emphasized: The Central Bank is the protector and watcher of people’s deposits, and in this direction, there will be no special concern for the people of the society. Therefore, the central bank’s focus on organizing the banks during the plan is clear so that they are restructured and return to the economic cycle. Therefore, there is no concern about people’s deposits in banks and people can change or move their deposits whenever they want.