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          Riad Salameh

          All you need to know about Lebanon's central bank governor Riad Salameh

          People walk past a metal barrier on a road leading to the Lebanese Parliament in the capital Beirut. Lebanon increased security around protest centres in central Beirut after several nights of violence last week disrupted two months of largely peaceful anti-government demonstrations. Afp

          S&P downgrades Lebanese banks as liquidity 'appears to be diminishing'

          BusinessFebruary 19, 2020
          American Express is returning its employees in phases as it resumes operations following a coronavirus-led lockdown. AFP

          Amex cuts spending limits for Lebanese card customers as economic woes deepen

          BankingFebruary 04, 2020
          Major banks in Lebanon began tightening banking controls this month, halving the amount of dollars depositors are allowed to withdraw every month, despite growing public outcry. AP Photo

          Lebanon banks tighten withdrawal caps, sparking outcry

          EconomyFebruary 03, 2020
          Riad Salameh, the governor of Lebanon's central bank, said the bank has taken measures to protect deposits. AP

          Lebanon central bank chief: $1bn siphoned abroad

          EconomyJanuary 31, 2020
          Anti-government protesters hurl stones at riot police behind a barrier during a rally outside of the Lebanese parliament in Beirut. EPA

          Hezbollah-backed Lebanon government should beware of the US

          CommentJanuary 25, 2020
          Riot police arrest anti-government protesters who were protesting outside a police headquarters, demanding the release of those taken into custody the night before, outside a police headquarter, in Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020. Lebanese security forces arrested 59 people, the police said Wednesday, following clashes overnight outside the central bank as angry protesters vented their fury against the country's ruling elite and the worsening financial crisis. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

          Lebanon anti-bank protests rock Beirut for second night

          January 16, 2020
          A worker clears up the shattered glass windows of a local Credit Libanais SAL bank branch in Beirut on Wednesday. Bloomberg

          Anger against banks in Lebanon turns violent

          January 15, 2020
          A worker cleans the logo of Bank Audi in Beirut. The lender is considering selling its Egyptian subsidiary. Reuters

          Lebanon's Bank Audi mulls selling Egyptian unit at 'right price'

          BankingJanuary 15, 2020
          Lebanese protesters occupy a branch of BLC Bank in Beirut on Saturday. AFP

          Lebanese protesters turn their ire on banks

          December 29, 2019
          Lebanon's caretaker Prime Minister Saad Hariri speaks after meeting with President Michel Aoun at the presidential palace. Mr Hariri has reached out to the IMF and World Bank as the country faces its worst economic crisis since the end of a 15-year civil war in 1990. Reuters

          Lebanon turns to World Bank and IMF as country faces economic meltdown

          EconomyDecember 14, 2019
          A recent protest outside the Sidon branch of the Banque du Liban, Lebanon's Central Bank. The central bank's governor, Riad Salameh, has told the Association of Banks in Lebanon he intends to issue a circular cutting interest rates in a bid to revive the country's flagging economy and reduce the risk of debt defaults. AFP

          Lebanon's central bank could cut interest rates in bid to ease crisis

          EconomyDecember 03, 2019
          Riot police stand guard during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, in front of the Central Bank, in Beirut. AP

          Lebanon pays back $1.5 billion Eurobond amid economic crisis

          EconomyNovember 28, 2019
          Protesters in Nabatieh wave flags flags during a recent afternoon protest. William Lowry/ The National

          Lebanon's sovereign rating downgraded by S&P

          BankingNovember 16, 2019
          A worker cleans the logo of Bank Audi in Beirut. The bank was one of three Lebanese lenders whose ratings were downgraded by Fitch on Thursday. Reuters

          S&P Global downgrades three Lebanese banks

          BankingNovember 14, 2019
          Hassan Nasrallah made a televised address. EPA

          Hezbollah 'willing to co-operate' with Lebanon’s judiciary over corruption

          November 11, 2019
          Riad Salameh the governor of Lebanon's central bank, speaks during a press conference in Beirut. AP

          Lebanon 'has no haircut or capital control plans'

          EconomyNovember 11, 2019
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