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At the conclusion of its experts’ visit to Beirut from November 10 to 13, the International Monetary Fund stressed the need to protect depositors under a plan to restructure Lebanon’s banks, ensure that claims are ranked in order of priority when losses are allocated, and maximize the funds that can be returned to depositors. It called for the Bank Resolution Law to be implemented alongside the Financial Stability and Deposit Recovery Law once enacted, while taking into account the liquidity of Banque du Liban and the sustainability of public debt. The IMF noted progress in the discussions, but said some issues remained unresolved. Talks with the Lebanese authorities are expected to continue in the coming weeks.
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