Alta Bank has initiated bankruptcy proceedings, affecting clients and creditors.
- Alta Bank's bankruptcy proceedings have begun.
- Information on client and creditor rights will be shared soon.
- The National Bank of Serbia revoked Alta Bank's operating license.
Alta Bank said information about the further course of the bankruptcy proceedings, including how and when clients and creditors can exercise their rights, will be published in due time through official communication channels.
The bank said all competent institutions and bankruptcy bodies are taking the necessary steps to protect the interests of depositors and creditors, and to carry out the next legal procedures in line with Serbian regulations.
In its statement, Alta Bank thanked clients, depositors, business partners and associates for their trust, support and cooperation over the past years.
It also said it was proud of the results achieved together with clients, the relationships it built, and its contribution to the development of the economy and financial market.
The National Bank of Serbia has revoked Alta Bank’s operating licence and transferred control of the bank to the Deposit Insurance Agency. For readers following the wider economic context, related updates may be published in the latest news section.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current status of Alta Bank?
Alta Bank has launched bankruptcy proceedings and is under the control of the Deposit Insurance Agency.
How will clients be informed about their rights?
Clients will receive updates through official communication channels regarding their rights and the bankruptcy process.
What steps are being taken to protect depositors?
Competent institutions are taking necessary actions to safeguard the interests of depositors and creditors.
