With the collapse of the Lebanese lira and complex legal debates over USD payments, creditors across Lebanon are facing significant challenges in recovering debts. The recent suspension of public auctions—a key step in debt recovery—reflects the need for an approach that protects the interests of both creditors and debtors alike.
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In light of Lebanon’s ongoing financial crisis, many depositors have turned to the urgent matters court to recover their seized bank deposits.
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Did you know that Lebanese Law No. 318, issued on April 20, 2001 (the Law on Combating Money Laundering Crimes), grants Lebanese […]
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Since October 2019, Lebanon’s economic collapse has severely impacted its banking sector, leading to unprecedented financial struggles for many citizens.
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The banking sector in Lebanon plays a vital role in supporting the private sector and funding the government. However, recent financial and economic challenges have significantly disrupted banking services, leading to a loss of trust and limited operations.
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